Yeah. Good luck. With the current government in charge, every company involved will be riddled with nepotism, corruption or other scandals. Which the current government will of course excuse, benefit from bribes with or make way for because their political alignments are towards hurting people.

Although not convinced any such bridge is an efficient use of resources, I'm glad the plan includes railway as well as road.

This video is extremely relevant and points to reasons his is impossible, and the Italian government being currently run by an actual Nazis bodes poorly to any megaproject https://youtu.be/ei-bG4XfB4s

With three car lanes in each direction flanked by a double-track railway, the bridge would have the capacity to carry 6,000 cars an hour and 200 trains a day

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Bridge could count toward NATO spending target

The project could provide a boost to Italy’s commitment to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP targeted by NATO, as the government has indicated it would classify the bridge as defense-related, helping it to meet a 1.5% security component. Italy argues that the bridge would form a strategic corridor for rapid troop movements and equipment deployment to NATO’s southern flanks, qualifying it as a “security-enhancing infrastructure.”

A group of more than 600 professors and researchers signed a letter earlier this summer opposing the military classification, noting that such a move would require additional assessments to see if it could withstand military use.

Not the joke bridge, ai yi yi

megaprojects autism will eat good tonight

Meanwhile trump blows $200 million in tax payers’ money for a fucking golden ballroom at the WH. “Just more ways to spend my money.”