- Yesterday Was the Hottest October 9 on Record (NOAA)
- Energy Companies Tap the Polar Frontier (NYT)
- Stockholm's New Green Suburb: Buses Run on Sewage Gases! (Building)
- Bloomberg: We Need Transit That is Faster, Better, More Pleasurable (News)
- More Highway Travel Lanes = More Greenhouse Gases (Planetizen)
- Cities See Cycling as a Mode of Transportation (USA Today)
- Sadik-Khan Message to Hedge Fund Guys: "Bike is the New Golf" (AP)
- Obama Proposes Deep Greenhouse Gas Cuts (NYT)
- Westchester Considers Bike Helmet Law (Newsday)
- Albany Senate Republicans Wonder if its Time to Get to Work (Sun)
- Yankee Stadium Parking is Expensive: Councilman Wants Investigation (Sun)
- No Charges Likely for Taxi Driver Who Killed Ped (Sun, News)
- NYFD Chief's Father Killed by Drunk Driver in Queens (NYT, News)
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