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The Panama Canal, a masterpiece of engineering and a pillar of global maritime trade, handles 6% of the world's freight traffic. Its expansion in 2016 allowed the passage of larger vessels, such as neopanamaxes, expanding connectivity to 36 new routes, 220 ports and 10 new countries. Today, the Panama Canal connects 180 shipping routes and 1,920... See more

Permitting reform is really important. Basically, anything you want to build — housing, factories, infrastructure, energy, you name it — needs to be built on land. And since the 1970s, America has implemented a byzantine system of land-use permitting restrictions that make it very hard to build anything at all. NEPA and similar state laws, which... See more