- Kerry Unveils Revised Energy Bill (Business Green)
- Poll Shows Hickenlooper with Big Lead Over Rivals in CO Gov Race (TPM)
- Statehouse Reshuffling Could Torpedo Regional Climate Pacts (Politico)
- Oil Spill Update: Finally Some Relief From All That Vaguely-Violent Engineering Jargon (Time)
- Bevy of Lawmakers Break Ground on New Transit Center in San Francisco (Examiner)
- Meanwhile, Pinch Yourself: SF Transit Agency Reports Large Surplus (Streetsblog SF, SF Chron)
- Not Sure About Lunch, But at Least in Chicago There Is Such a Thing as a Free Ride (Chicago Tribune)
- High-Speed Rail Coming to Texas? (Star-Telegram)
- First Impressions of the Phoenix Light Rail (New Times)
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