North Carolina -- long recognized as the good roads state -- wins renewed acclaim for a globally competitive public infrastructure. Its infrastructure effectively integrates efficient transportation modalities, reliable and affordable energy generation and distribution networks, and safe and extensive water, sewer, storm water, and solid waste management systems. Coupled with it's soft infrastructure of low-cost, high-bandwidth information and telecommunication networks, the hard infrastructure energizes the state to compete in a dynamic, knowledge-based, and communications-driven global environment. Read the 21st Century Infrastructure imperative and give us your ideas on what needs to be done by the state to improve our infrastructure to help the state remain competitive in the growing world economy.
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