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Sea Levels Could Rise Three Feet This Century (NYT) Amtrak ARC Replacement Talks Grind to a Halt (Reuters) Rand Paul Revives Gulf Oil Spill Blame Game (The Hill) Deficit Proposal Puts Gas Tax Back in the Mix (CSP) Ohio, Wisconsin, Florida Govs May All Refuse Federal Rail Money (NPR) A Look at the Commuters of … Continued

By Adam Voiland

8:56 AM EST on November 15, 2010

Sea Levels Could Rise Three Feet This Century (NYT)
Amtrak ARC Replacement Talks Grind to a Halt (Reuters)
Rand Paul Revives Gulf Oil Spill Blame Game (The Hill)
Deficit Proposal Puts Gas Tax Back in the Mix (CSP)
Ohio, Wisconsin, Florida Govs May All Refuse Federal Rail Money (NPR)
A Look at the Commuters of Tomorrow (Des Moines Register)
How to Make Transit Work in the Most Car-Centric of Cities (AIA)
Cabs: The Wild West of Transit Regulation (Desert Sun)
Should Seniors Ride Transit Free of Charge? (Tribune)
Study: Drowsy Driving Common and Deadly (News & Messenger)
Capital Bikeshare Q & A (SmartPlanet)

Adam Voiland

Today's Headlines

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