17th Annual Malcolm Comeaux Lecture

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17th Annual Malcolm Comeaux Lecture
Introduction
The 17th annual lecture is presented in the school of Urban Sciences and Urban Planning by Malcolm Comeaux, a professor in the Geography Department and Environment and a transport institute associate. He also happens to be an associate in the University of Denver’s program of urban’s studies. Goek is the author who is one of the researchers in issues concerning transport. He is known for his many books which he has published discussing topics like urban and economic development, infrastructure, transport air planning and transportation, high-speed rail, sustainability, globalization and the geography of transport (Speir, Alan M., et al.10 ). His prowess in writing has won him many awards including the 2010 Edward L. Ullman award given by the geographers from American Association due to his significant contributions in the Geography transport field. His lecture emphasizes on the collaboration that is taking place in the region with an objective of offering support to the rail transit program Denver’s Fas tracks.
Metropolitan Regional Collaboration
The rapid growth of the U.S population has led to the emergence of more counties and municipalities, calling for the need to have regional and unity and collaboration to bring the people together. Moreover, there is a transport finance challenge that has come as a result of an increase in transport demands for the growing pop…