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8:56 AM EDT on June 27, 2012

    • Transpo Bill Deal Could Be Near, With Student Loan Rates Now in the Mix (Reuters, Bloomberg)
    • One Dem Conferee Threatens Not to Sign On in Protest of GOP Tactics (Hill)
    • Brookings Institution's Robert Puentes Wants a Deal Done, Still Expects Extension
    • First Sustainability Report From Northeast Ohio Org. Shows Costs of Sprawl (Plain Dealer)
    • Still Think Gas Prices Are High? (DailyFinance)
    • Romney Backer Agrees New Gas Tax Revenues Needed for Transpo Investments (ThinkProgress)
    • The Complicated Relationship Between Vehicle Miles Traveled and Growth (Cyclelicio.us)
    • Canada: Toronto's Ambitious Transit Plan (Star) Walks a Trail Blazed by Vancouver (Grist)
    • Infographic: The Many Benefits of Transit (CreditDonkey via SFgate)

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