- Mayors Want Their Cities to Be Greenest (AMNY)
- New York One of Nation's Most Sustainable Cities (MSN)
- Port Authority Chair Seeks 80 Percent Cut in Emissions (NYT)
- DOT Defies Community Board with New Bike Lanes (Brooklyn Paper)
- RELATED: City's Bike Plan Is 'Visionary' (Brooklyn Paper)
- Council Member Wants Parkland for 'Displaced' Cars (Queens Gazette)
- DWI Arrests Rise Sharply (Sun)
- Oil Price Spike Stokes 'Driving Season' Hysteria (Daily News)
- Bush Offers Vague Promises on Climate Change (NYT)
- Diverted Traffic Chokes Beleaguered Neighborhood (NYT)
- Environmentalist Is Not Insane (Sun)
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