AASHTO Asks USDOT to Ensure Steady Federal Project Support (AASHTO Journal)

Supreme Court sides with San Francisco, makes it harder for EPA to police sewage discharges (CBS/AP)

Top EPA nominees face Senate scrutiny over plan to undo key climate finding (Reuters)

State Department halts global air pollution monitoring program (The Hill)

The Trump Administration Transportation Policies: Changes, Impacts, and Strategic Actions (Logistics Viewpoints)

3 questions answered about NEPA under Trump (E&E News)

20-year plan for Alaska Marine Highway envisions better service, if government provides more money (Juneau Empire)

In Key West, testing shows cruise ships stir up as much sediment as a hurricane (NPR)

City of Mobile releases its first-ever Resilience Plan (WPMI-TV)

Building resilience is part of Oregon's role in climate-ready infrastructure (Portland Tribune (opinion))

Sustainable aviation fuel’s turbulent future under Trump (International Airport Review (analysis))

Tesla charging stations torched in apparent arson near Boston (CNBC)

Despite Trump rollbacks, experts say electric vehicles are 'here to stay' in America's automotive future (Pennsylvania Capitol-Star)

What's the future of electric vehicle infrastructure in the US? (Scripps News Group)

EVs and the Highway Trust Fund: Five Things to Know (Tax Foundation)

Clean Air Act must be amended to end EPA mandates. We pay for Chicago pollution. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (opinion))

New York's Climate Change Act Raises Constitutional Questions (Paul Hastings (opinion))

California dreamin' shouldn't dictate auto market (Detroit News (editorial))

EPA Reinstates Environmental Justice Staff Amid Workforce Turmoil (Inside Climate News)

State Transportation Agencies Can Still Lead on Sustainability and Equity. Here’s How. (Next City (op-ed))

$14 million in grants awarded to 14 California conservation and restoration projects (Stormwater Solutions)

Oregon legislators consider 4% tax on car tires to fund wildlife crossings, rail, public transit (Oregon Capital Chronicle)

New Oklahoma Roadway Map Celebrates Route 66 (AASHTO Journal)

‘Absolutely awful’ or ‘charming’? Here’s how San Luis Obispo street signs got their funky font (The Tribune)

One of California's most historic streets could disappear forever (SF Gate)

Archaeology, Conservation, & Preservation (Colonial Williamsburg)

Olympic National Park's Hoh Rain Forest needs federal funds to reopen. No one knows when it will. (SF Gate)

City of Sacramento to expand active transportation network (KTXL-TV)

Local nonprofit using art to promote pedestrian safety in Rochester (WROC-TV)

SFMTA board approves ambitious biking plan to link hundreds of city streets (Mission Local)

Columbus ends COGO bike share services, plans to implement new shared mobility program (WBNS-TV)

Sacramento to Ventura: California’s Bike Highway Pilot Program Moves Forward (Golden Gate Media)

NYC to overhaul Central Park loop to limit conflicts between bikers, walkers and runners (Gothamist)

Japan cracks down on cellphone use, being intoxicated while cycling (Stripes Okinawa)

Impacts on Shipping and Commercial, Tribal, and Recreational Fisheries from Development of Renewable Energy on the West Coast (Meeting 1: Sponsor Briefing) (TRB (webcast))

Staying in the fast lane: Why North America can’t afford to slow down on electric vehicles (Brookings)

Removal of National Environmental Policy Act Implementing Regulations (Council on Environmental Quality (correction))

Inland Waterways Users Board Meeting Notice (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Notice of open Federal advisory committee meeting))

The Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest System Advisory Board: Request for Nominations (EPA (Notice))