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    • Controversy grows over the Obama administration's ill-starred attempt to count jobs created or saved by the economic stimulus law, including transport projects (Bloomberg, NYT Blog)
    • Nominee for Amtrak's board of directors says the train network needs better financial management (NorthJersey.com)
    • Green transportation analyst: Let's redirect unused infrastructure stimulus money to transit (Det. News)
    • Untapped demand leading to transit growth in unlikely places (Planetizen)
    • When you hear members of Congress say that U.S. emissions limits can't come without China changing its ways ... well, we're a notable contributor to their higher pollution levels (WSJ Blog)
    • Asphalt and concrete makers join the groups pushing for quick passage of a new long-term federal infrastructure bill (Dow Jones)

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