- Autobesity: We Have a Driving Problem (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)
- Bay Area Drivers Would Support 25 Cent Global Warming Gas Tax (SF Examiner)
- NY Assembly Minority Leader Says Cut State Gas Taxes Now (Cap Confidential)
- Poll Finds Citizens More Prepared for "Green Sacrifice" Than Governments (BBC)
- Portland Unveils Carbon Tax and Breaks for Developers (Oregonian via CTC)
- Big Oil CEOs Say Supply Will Not Meet Growing Demand (Oil Drum)
- Last of Seized Park Land Fenced for Yankees Parking (News)
- Store & 200-300 Parking Spaces Planned for Historic Brooklyn Site (Brownstoner)
- Corcoran Urges Home Owners to Pave Their Lawns (Forgotten NY, Queens Crap)
- Times Editorial: Don't Rush to a Fare Hike (NYT)
- Three Pretty Moronic Letters to the Editor Re: Last Week's Grrdlock Article (NYT)
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