By supporting states' investments in culvert replacement, we can ensure that our infrastructure and waterways can withstand increased rainfall and streamflow while reducing significant hardship and rebuilding expenses in the event of a natural disaster.
Senator Leahy advocates for funding culvert replacements to enhance infrastructure resilience.
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