Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

NOAA Scientist Acknowledges Oil Plume Size Was Initially Underestimated (TPM) Port of Miami Overhaul Will Give Freight a Major Boost (Miami Herald) Arlington Names FHWA Official in Lawsuit to Prevent Highway Widening (WaPo) Two Calif. Cities Want Out of High-Speed Rail Plan (Mercury News) Vote for Cap-and-Trade Costs New Mexico Rep. Harry Teague Millions (Politico) Obesity-Fueled … Continued

By Adam Voiland

9:31 AM EDT on August 23, 2010

NOAA Scientist Acknowledges Oil Plume Size Was Initially Underestimated (TPM)
Port of Miami Overhaul Will Give Freight a Major Boost (Miami Herald)
Arlington Names FHWA Official in Lawsuit to Prevent Highway Widening (WaPo)
Two Calif. Cities Want Out of High-Speed Rail Plan (Mercury News)
Vote for Cap-and-Trade Costs New Mexico Rep. Harry Teague Millions (Politico)
Obesity-Fueled Diabetes Driving Up Hospital Costs (CTMirror)
Feds Simulate Attack on Boston Subway (AP)
Federal Money Critical for Minneapolis Light Rail Line (MN Public Radio)
Norfolk Southern Completes Key Track Upgrades in Northern Virginia (NV Daily)
New High-Tech Parking Meters in LA Will Accept Credit Cards (LATimes)

Adam Voiland

Today's Headlines

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