- 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)
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