- Is Labor Losing Its Love For Congestion Pricing? (Daily Politics)
- 80 State Legislators Onboard to Block MTA Fare Hike (News)
- Silent on Pricing, Schumer Goes Postal Over 117 Truck Trips (Post)
- Red Hook Subway Station Will Be Closed for 9 Months (News)
- The Time for Residential Parking Permits is Now (NYT Letters)
- Road Rage Victim is Buried. NYPD Shooter Still Free (Post)
- Climate Change Makes Weather Channel Interesting (Thomas Friedman)
- "Humanity's Very Survival" is at Risk, Says UN (London Times)
- Inhofe Delivers 2-Hour Climate Change Denial Rant (Senate.gov)
- Tackling Climate Change With Land Use (SF Chron)
- Survey Reveals Americans Prefer Transit Development (Planetizen)
- Auto Industry: Go Green Someday. For Now, Go Fast (NYT Autos)
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