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Columbia Crossing: What Does It Mean?

Posted on June 16, 2010 by Gordon Riggs Posted in Archive, Land Use & Transportation

The Columbia River Crossing. Can this $4 billion project over the 2nd biggest watershed in the US be turned into a GOOD financial, infrastructure and social investment? On March 25th, a panel of VIP experts gathered in Portland, Oregon for a frank, engaging, provocative discussion of the proposed CRC project on I-5. More fresh perspectives at pdxplore.org and af-oregon.org

Columbia Crossing: What Does It Mean? from PDXplore on Vimeo.

Columbia Crossing
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