Strike Settled. Now Let’s Nationalize the Railroads. ...Middle East

The threat of a paralyzing rail strike was narrowly averted through last-minute labor negotiations by the Biden administration. There are many political and economic reasons to feel enormous relief (assuming the accord gets ratified by union rank and file). But it hardly means the nation’s rail system is in good health.Before this week, most Americans probably had little idea that they remain so utterly dependent on rail freight; about one-third of all freight in the United States travels by rail. As much as that is, it isn’t enough. To the extent rail freight could be made to displace trucks, that would greatly reduce the United States’s carbon footprint. Trucks belch out nearly ten times a

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