And the projects that will put us back on track
A rail tunnel under the Bering Strait, joining the railways of the Americas and Eurasia, and 42,000 miles of new high-speed rail in the United States. It takes concrete, steel and workers, and new cities at the hubs along the way.
A fusion power plant on the grid within fourteen years, under a law Congress passed in 1980 and never paid for. The same order book carries 200 new nuclear fission plants and more than 40 nuclear desalination plants, built by the same welders, steel forgings and national laboratories.
A permanent research station at the Moon’s south pole by 2035, built together with the thirteen nations of the International Lunar Research Station and the seventy-six that signed the Artemis Accords. NASA’s budget goes back to one percent of federal spending, and the station is built as one project with the fusion program.
Water from the rivers of Alaska and northern Canada, carried south by gravity to every dry basin on the continent, from the Great Lakes to the Colorado River and northern Mexico. The 1964 plan calls for 369 dams, canals, tunnels and power plants, with water flowing into the Colorado within fifteen years of groundbreaking.
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