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    • Trump Ready to Obliterate Obama's Climate Progress (WaPo)
    • Trump Looks to Move Infrastructure and Tax Reform Simultaneously (Axios)
    • Transport Experts Wonder Where the Money Is (Governing)
    • To Meet Climate Goals, California Needs Denser Housing and Less Driving (LA Times)
    • How Much Does Uber Have Riding on Self-Driving Cars? (CityLab)
    • Christie Signs $400M Bill for Jersey Transport, Tilted Toward Roads (AP)
    • Philly's "Overworked, Unstable" Transit Line Is Key to City's Growth (Billy Penn)
    • Report on Minnesota Cycling Finds Benefits for Jobs, Health (StarTrib)
    • Twin Cities Could See Bus Cutbacks Under State GOP Proposal (StarTrib)
    • How MARTA Access Is Transforming One Atlanta Neighborhood (Curbed)

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