- GOP Warming Up to Obama's Rail Proposal (The Hill)
- Turmoil in Egypt Could Roil Oil Production (Politico)
- GOP Hopes 2012 Elections Will Sink EPA's Climate Regs (The Hill)
- Texas Transportation Careens Toward Financial Crisis (AP)
- Climate Change Already Taking a Toll on Alaska's Roads (ADN)
- Intelligent Cities: The Newest Antidote to Sprawl (USA Today)
- What's the Best Alternative to the Gas Tax? (DFP)
- Rahm Emanuel Pledges to Expand Chicago's Bike Paths (Sun-Times)
- Tyson's Corner: An Edge City That's About to Sprout a Downtown (GGW)
- Has Smart Growth's Sputnik Moment Arrived? (HuffPo)
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