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    • Break the High Gas Price Cycle on This Bike to Work Day (LAB, AP)
    • Bikes: A Missing Piece of the Energy Puzzle (BikePortland)
    • Transpo Groups to Senators: Slashing Services Has Consequences (AHN)
    • Will Rick Scott Kill Another High-Speed Rail Line in Florida? (Orlando Sentinel)
    • Biden, Salazar Make the Case for Clean Energy  (Politico, The Hill)
    • High-Speed Rail Corridors Can Carry Electricity Too (Miller-McCune)
    • International Energy Agency Calls for a Boost in Oil Production to Lower Prices (NYT)
    • Study: Active Transportation a Boon for Health (Transportation Nation)
    • Is New York City Dense Enough? (Grist)

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