- $3.5m for Beach Bike and Handicap Path Stuck in Parks Dept Red Tape (News)
- Sen. Schumer Says NYC Bridges Neglected Despite His Wife's Assurances (Sun)
- MTA Studying One-Seat Rail Ride to Upstate Stewart Airport (Sun)
- Mayor Bloomberg's SUV/Subway Commute Makes the National News (NPR)
- Pave the Railways! Tri-State Region's Road Network Must be Expanded (NYT)
- Better Pavement Could Help Cool Cities (Planetizen)
- Energize America: A 20-Point Plan to Wean America From Fossil Fuels
- Filling Your Belly is More Energy Intensive Than Filling a Gas Tank (Times)
- Label Food to Show How Far It Has Traveled to Your Plate (NYT)
- Bush Pushes Climate Meeting But Shuns Solutions (Grist)
- Jay Leno Shows Off His Clean, Quiet, 98-Year-Old Electric Car (NYT)
- Comparing the Planning and Politics of the Pulaski Skyway to Atlantic Yards (AYR)
- Luxury, Brooklyn-Style: Scaffolding Collapses Outside 4th Ave Condos (Curbed)
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