Clearly, we have an infrastructure crisis with water in proportion to what we face with our Nation's highways.
That fundamental problem is not going to go away. We are going to have to work together and make some tough choices.
I have been a long and consistent supporter of harnessing private-sector financing to invest in our infrastructure.
Yes. As noted, America's water infrastructure needs are increasing significantly and receiving increased attention.
We should not lose sight of the fact that financing is not a replacement for funding.
The role of the public sector is much broader. It is more than getting people from point A to point B.
The bottom line is, there is not enough potential profit in order for the private sector to come in.
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The region is home to vibrant economies, some of our closest allies, and some of our most demanding challenges.
We need to act now while we still have the leverage to succeed.