Quote of the Day
May 18, 2012|New York Times
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"When you walk through the hallways of our building, it should be like walking on a Brooklyn sidewalk. It should be diverse in every way." Read On
Quote of the Day
May 17, 2012|Los Angeles Times
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"The ports have made tremendous improvements, but goods-movement-related air pollution remains our largest source of air pollution in Southern California. We're hopeful that we will get [the eHighway] off the ground in the next 12 months." Read On
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May 16, 2012|Scientific American
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"If every city's subway network had exactly the same features, it'd be obvious the rules were really strong." Read On
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May 15, 2012|New Haven Independent
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"Highways were used as slum clearance. We didn't know we lived in a slum. We didn't live in a slum. It was a three-family house with a lot of people" Read On
Quote of the Day
May 14, 2012|Washington Post
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"In the absence of this connectivity provided by Metrorail service to Dulles International Airport and to the Washington area's other major employment centers, Loudoun County's economy will follow a development path similar to its current pattern and be oriented primarily to residentially supported commercial development and airport-oriented business functions" Read On
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May 11, 2012|Streetsblog SF
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"It's like riding on candy!" Read On
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May 10, 2012|Huffington Post
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"I think it's important to have the information, but it's important that people have freedom and liberty and we do not have an intrusive federal government that would impose a fine on people if they didn't let the information come out about whether they had a flush toilet." Read On
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May 9, 2012|Washington Post
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"I don't want 40,000 new jobs in Loudoun, and slowing growth by 10 percent or more would be a blessing. Think what we could do with the millions we save by not pouring it into Metro." Read On
Quote of the Day
May 8, 2012|Los Angles Times
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"Dickens would have been surprised at how long it has taken Los Angeles to build its rail system. He was so into the power of rail. Amazed by the sense of making you fly without effort. He'd say that creating a network can change the way a place views itself." Read On
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May 4, 2012|The New Republic
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"So what can U.S.metropolitan areas learn from the Viennese story? First, cities and states should stop waiting for the federal government and push ahead with their own carbon reduction targets." Read On
