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    • Over 300K Participate in March (NYT, WSJ), But Can NYC Withstand Climate Change Summit? (PIX)
    • De Blasio Announces Climate Plan, With Focus on Energy-Efficient Buildings (NYT)
    • NYPD Van Crash Kills Officer, Injures 8 More (NYT); News: There Are 4,000 NYPD Wrecks Annually
    • NYPD Confiscates Jason Marshall's Bike as Evidence, Source Says Felony Charges Possible (Post)
    • Post: With 316 Pedestrian Injuries in 2013, Cyclists Are Clearly Out of Control (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
    • Trottenberg Treats ABC 7's Meaningless Bike Lane Stats Awfully Seriously
    • Witnesses Detain Hit-and-Run Driver After Edenwald Collision, Pedestrian in Critical Condition (News)
    • Not Enough Crossing Guards to Go Around for Schools in Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx (DNA)
    • Yellow and Boro Cab App Providers Team Up to Take on Uber (Crain's)
    • Rockefellers Divest From Oil Stocks (NYT); Schneiderman to Call for New Climate Change Laws (CapNY)
    • Steve Vaccaro Talks With Brian Lehrer About New York State DMV's Bike Ticket Scam (WNYC) 

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