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    • Study: Higher Gas Prices Take the Edge Off Sprawl (Infrastructurist)
    • Light Rail Will Finally Connect the Twin Cities (The Transport Politic)
    • Silicon Valley NIMBYs Crow About California HSR (WSJ)
    • Breathing Dangerous for Half of Americans (VOA)
    • In Providence and DC, Streetcar Plans Inch Forward (ProJo, Examiner)
    • Walkers Paradise: Seattle, Arlington, Hoboken and More (Fastlane)
    • Will Amtrak Snag Florida's $1.3 Billion in Rail Funds? (WSJ)
    • Reality Check: Why "Drill Baby Drill" Is a Pipe Dream (Good)
    • How Bikes and Trains Can Coexist (Bike Portland)
    • Why E.O. Wilson Fell in Love With Parks (The Dirt)

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