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More coverage of the House’s state-level stimulus spending report (JOC, Reuters) Exposing yet another commentator’s irrational skepticism for high-speed rail (WSJ) Wyoming DOT seeks $100 million in stimulus money — two-thirds as much as its total road pot — for wildlife crossings (Star-Trib) Er, the Secretary of Energy is a “radical global warming activist”? (WashIndy)

By Elana Schor

7:47 AM EDT on September 3, 2009

More coverage of the House’s state-level stimulus spending report (JOC, Reuters)
Exposing yet another commentator’s irrational skepticism for high-speed rail (WSJ)
Wyoming DOT seeks $100 million in stimulus money — two-thirds as much as its total road pot — for wildlife crossings (Star-Trib)
Er, the Secretary of Energy is a “radical global warming activist”? (WashIndy)

Elana Schor

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