- More About the White House Push for Rail Investment (NYT, WaPo)
- Round-up: First Reactions and Analysis (Time, Transpo Nation, TheTransportPolitic)
- What's the Best Way to Move Forward on Transportation? (National Journal)
- GOP and EPA Climate Battle Set to Heat Up Today (The Hill)
- Head of EPA Under Bush Considered Greenhouse Gases a Threat (Politico)
- Cities Safer for Families Than Suburbs, and Families Are Starting to Realize It (National Post)
- AARP Advocates for Smart Growth and Walkability, But Could Be Doing More (GGW)
- How Many More Pedestrians and Cyclists Will Die in DC? (DCist)
- Smart Growth: A Smart Investment for Baby Boomers (Fast Company)
- How to Avoid a High-Speed Rail Boondoggle (Miller-McClune)
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