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    • Drill, Barack, Drill? POTUS to Propose Offshore Oil Exploration in Bid for Climate Bill Support (NYT)
    • Shocker: Mall-ification Causing Traffic Havoc in Queens (News)
    • Marty Golden, Silent on Bridge Tolls, Drones on About MTA Service Cuts (Bklyn Eagle)
    • ROTFLMAO: MTA Rejects WFP Subway Ads Targeting Bloomberg (News)
    • Brian Ketcham: EDC Hasn't Done Any Area-Wide Planning for Willets Point Mega-Project (News)
    • To Be Resilient, Cities Should Focus on Reducing Car Dependence (Switchboard)
    • Mark Your Calendars: Bike Snob to Star at TA Bike Culture Panel, May 6 (City Room)
    • Cost of NYPD's Critical Mass Misconduct Piles Up (City Room)
    • Ben Kabak on the Unlimited Ride MetroCard Revolution
    • Can Congestion Pricing Make Commuting Better Than Sex? (Yglesias)

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