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Congestion Pricing Update: Yesterday in Albany, and What's Next?
March 12, 2008
So everything is now up in the air. Governor Elliot Spitzer just resigned a moment ago, and Lieutenant Governor David Paterson is preparing to be New York’s 55th Governor. Governor-to-be Paterson is a well-liked, smart public official, with a long resume...
Most New Yorkers Support Congestion Pricing
March 07, 2008
Over at the Times' City Room blog and Andy Revkin's dotearth blog, there’s some lively debate about a recent poll that showed that more than two-thirds of New York City residents think that, over the next fifty years, parts of...
Congestion Pricing enters the stretch
March 06, 2008
Coming to work today, I was enraptured, as I often am, by the sights and sounds of this great city of New York. On my subway ride, a group of mariachi singers played a few numbers for tips, a local...
One tar sands project = 800,000 cars = significant, Canadian Court says
March 06, 2008
Yesterday, our Canadian colleagues won a landmark tar sands case. The Canadian Federal Court found that there were gaping holes in the environmental assessment of a huge tar sands project that would strip mine the Boreal forest for oil. The Kearl...
EPA Denies Waiver but does not dispute California program is better than CAFE
March 01, 2008
On Leap Day, EPA announced a giant leap of logic. EPA finally released its explanation for denying California permission to implement its landmark Clean Cars program to cut global warming pollution from tailpipes. EPA’s claim that California does not meet...
