- EPA May Regulate CO2 Before Congress Does (NYT)
- GM Promises This Gov't Loan Will Be the Last It Needs (NYT)
- Ravitch, Sander Make Pitch for MTA Rescue Plan to State Senate Committee (NY1, Post)
- Speeders Abound on Avenues in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens (News)
- State and Local Officials Hash Out How to Spend New York's Stim Cash (AP)
- Bill Thompson Launches Web Tool to Locate MTA Service Cuts (City Room)
- NYC Transit Paid Out $50M in Injury Claims Last Year (News)
- Study: Bike Lanes, Wide Sidewalks Better for Toronto Biz Than Parking (Spacing via Streetsblog.net)
- Public Toilet Coming to Grand Army Plaza? (Brooklyn Paper)
- LA Times Car Guy Doesn't Buy Myth of Hydrogen Car (Grist)
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