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    • We Need to Stop Rewarding Gas Guzzling States With Extra Transpo Funds (TNR)
    • U.S. House Won't Let Car Companies Trim Bloated, Wasteful Dealerships (NYT)
    • Transportation Reform is Health Reform (Streetsblog NYC)
    • Grist Lists 15 Most Sustainable U.S. Cities.  Says LA is 13th ?!?!
    • Can't We Create Meaningful City Lists? (Streetsblog.net)
    • You Call This Green Building? Setting Aside Parking for Hybrids Counts Toward LEED (Green Inc)
    • Five Down, Five to Go: Plan Linking Transit to Climate Bill Wins Sponsors (Streetsblog NYC)
    • If You Need to Be Told Not to Eat Soup and Drive, Maybe You Shouldn't Be Licensed (News, Autopia)
    • GGW Is Rallying the Troops Against a $4B Freeway Boondoggle Outside DC (via Streetsblog.net)
    • Parking Myopia Keeps St. Louis Un-Walkable (STL Dotage via Streetsblog.net)

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