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    • Washington D.C.'s Metrorail: The nation's second-most popular subway, driven into disarray by underfunding and poor management (WashPost)
    • New York's state Senate president urges fellow leaders to get on the high-speed rail bandwagon (Times-Union)
    • A second hole appears in Tulsa's I-44 bridge, rated "structurally deficient" by the feds (T. World)
    • The latest trend in electric cars: Vehicles that feed electricity back into the grid (Fin Times)
    • Google aims to expand its HQ in an uber-sustainable fashion, seeking input from local leaders (TechCrunch)
    • Oberstar makes a public push for the House jobs bill, citing its extra infrastructure investment (GF Herald)
    • Pennsylvania Gov. Rendell unlikely to bill cities for the state DOT's help with snowstorm cleanup (Philly.com)
    • Obama publicly explains how the recent blizzards mesh with climate-change science (Climate Progress)

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