[neb52]

I wouldn't call you an Environmentalist, just common sense or Conservationist. Projects that we build should adhere to the land not the land to the projects. The "Moat" that is being built around Fort Worth by redirecting the Trinity is a perfect example. Rivers tend to go were they want, irregardless of where or how Man redirects them.I can see the Trinity redirecting itself right down through Downtown. :P

[leadpenny]

I wouldn't call you an Environmentalist . . .

. . . but I've composted yard and kitchen waste since I don't remember. And I'm an avid birdwatcher. Rush would probably call me an 'environmental wacho.'

Here in Nothern Virginia, they are about six years into an eight year project called the Springfield Interchange. When completed it will be about 26 lanes wide and will incorporate the Beltway, I-95, I-395, and associated HOV lanes. I believe you'll need a pilot's license for one of the 'flyovers.' Some projections show continued gridlock for both rush hours when it is all completed.