- Gore Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for Global Warming Work (CNN)
- MTA Forms Panel to Look at Soaring Capital Costs (AMNY)
- Gabe Pressman and Everyone Else on Robert Moses (Gothamist, NY Sun)
- Debate Over Road Privatization to Heat Up in Washington (Mother Jones)
- States Take Action to Curb Dangerous Driving (USA Today)
- Children Driving Green Revolution in UK (Guardian)
- Study Shows Air Pollution Increases Risk of Heart Disease in Older Women (NYT)
- Downtown Residents Battle "Cookie Cutter" Street Fairs (NY Sun)
- Fighting to Cross the Street in Fort Greene (Brooklyn Paper)
- MetroCard Makes Transfer to Bee-Line Bronx Service (Daily News)
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