- Researchers Link Car Exhaust Fumes to Heart Attacks (Guardian)
- MTA Unveils $13.7M in Bronx Subway and Bus Upgrades (News)
- Brodsky: Congestion Pricing Push Will Make Weiner Mayor (Politicker)
- London Mayoral Hopefuls Tout Their Green Credentials (BBC via Planetizen)
- Brodsky: Don't Trust Us With the Pricing "Lock Box" (Politicker)
- Former Bogota Mayor Penalosa in NYC to Stump for Pricing (WNYC)
- In the State Senate, Arthritic, Wrinkly Fingers Cling to Power (NYT)
- Oil Prices Rising, Heating With Wood Makes a Comeback (NYT)
- Amtrak Will Now Conduct Random Bag Searches (News)
- Penn Station Pedestrian Improvement Campaign is Named (MTR)
- The Worst Highway On-Ramp in New York City (Bklyn Paper)
- Development Hysteria in Carroll Gardens (Gowanus Lounge)
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