- Eric Cantor Prepares to Punt on Transpo Bill Yet Again (Trans. Issues Daily)
- From a Mom: Take Safe Routes to School Off the Chopping Block (MNN)
- Leinberger: Supply of Walkable Places Isn't Keeping Up With Demand (NYT)
- The Engineering Profession Is Stuck in the 1950s, Writes StrongTowns' Chuck Marohn
- How Much Does it Cost to Move Into a More Walkable Neighborhood? (AtlanticCities)
- The Truth About Renewable Energy: Cheap, Easy, Endless (Grist)
- Pennsylvania (NPR) and Virginia (DP) Try to Get Serious About Transpo Funds Gap
- Australian Report Links Sprawl to Food Security (Crikey!)
- Turning Camden, NJ Into a Bicycle Town (Inqy)
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