The state Department of Transportation released its final study examining the possibilities for reimagining Interstate 787. The study lays out five options with the cost ranging from $2.8 to $6 billion. One option rejected was sinking the elevated highway into a tunnel. The release of the study allows for the start of a two-year environmental review process for future projects along the nine-mile highway corridor. The recent state budget allocated $40 million for the review. The project could take up to 9 years. Jodi Smits Anderson of the ALbany Riverfront Collaborative talks to Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the project. You can read Jodi's recent blog on the topic at https://2bgreener.com/?p=4950

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