'Hole in the data': Coronavirus fight puts environmental fieldwork on hold (StarTribune)

Federal Judge Prohibits Use of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Nationwide Permit 12 for Utility and Pipeline Projects (National Law Review )

Integrating Tribal Expertise into Processes to Identify, Evaluate, and Record Cultural Resources (National Cooperative Highway Research Program (Report Announcement))

Water quality could change in buildings closed down during COVID-19 pandemic, engineers say (Purdue University)

COVID-19 Draining The Highway Trust Fund (Yahoo Finance )

Detroit's poor air quality could be worsening the city's COVID-19 outbreak (WJBK )

How COVID-19 will redesign urban mobility (GreenBiz)

How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the face of transportation in cities (Tech Republic)

Waze Community Deploys Data To Aid The Global Fight Against COVID-19 (Forbes)

Businesses, groups call on INDOT to stop planning highway project during coronavirus pandemic (Indianapolis Star)

New Data Show Air Pollution Drop Around 50 Percent In Some Cities During Coronavirus Lockdown (Forbes)

Coronavirus lockdown gives animals rare break from noise pollution (Deutsche Welle )

How One Mobility Innovator Is Supporting Cities And Envisioning The Post-Coronavirus Future (Forbes)

Coronavirus lockdowns have sent pollution plummeting. Environmentalists worry about what comes next (NBC News)

The Pandemic Could Be an Opportunity to Remake Cities (Wired )

Vice Chair Appointed for AASHTO Water Council (AASHTO Journal)

County approves NFM water quality project (North Fort Myers Neighbor )

Weakening environmental reviews for transportation infrastructure is a bridge too far (Brookings (Commentary))

Get Ready for More, Longer Blackouts (Bloomberg Green (Limited access, Subscription Required))

Why Can’t We Build Infrastructure Cheaply, Quickly and Well? (Governing (Opinion))

TRB Webinar: Greener in many ways: Environmentally sustainable funding and financing (Transportation Research Board)

As Other Carmakers Retrench, Volvo's Battery Lab Plugs Away (Wired )

EPA retains Obama-era air quality standards despite staff questions of adequacy (The Hill)

How will reduced activity affect air quality and the environment? (Johns Hopkins University)

NC State professor says more people will die if air quality standards left unchanged (North Carolina Health News)

Shell Sets Bolder Emissions Goal Even as Virus Hits Oil (Bloomberg )

Agriculture’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks (Farm Bureau)

New Website Will Help Steer the U.S. Away From Fossil Fuels (Columbia University)

California Cities Install EV Chargers as Symbol of Future (Governing)

City Planning $5.25 Million Solar Farm At Moccasin Bend Sewage Treatment Plant (Daily Chattanoogan)

Funds from Regional Clean-Energy Initiative to Electrify NJ’s Transportation Sector (NJ Spotlight )

Traffic noise reduces bats' ability to feed (The Guardian )

FAA Supersonic Proposal Draws Environmentalist Ire (AINonline)

As Online Buying Surges, So Do Noisy Cargo Flights (The New York Times (subscription required))

What’s that annoying buzz? PennDOT considers daytime construction after noise complaints (Billypenn.com)

An infrastructure stimulus will make America more resilient, if we get it right (Environmental Defense Fund (blog))

Highway Users urges Congress to invest in infrastructure in next stimulus package (Transportation Today)

Gazette opinion: Now's the time to rebuild and re-employ (Billings Gazette)

Environmental Justice Inseparable from Economic Justice (TAP into Bloomfield (Press release))

4 Principles for Environmental Justice: Lessons from Hawai‘I (Nonprofit Quarterly)

Recent & Recommended Books on Environmental Justice (The Washington Informer)

50 Years On, Earth Day's Legal Legacy Looms Large (Earthjustice)

EPA Pandemic Enforcement Policy Draws Environmental Lawsuit (Bloomberg Green (Limited access, Subscription Required))

Boaters still required to stop at aquatic invasive species inspection stations (KTVZ)

Controlling Invasives: States urge residents to help stop spread of invasive species ( GreatLakesNow )

Public transit's "road to recovery" could include more ridesharing partnerships says DePaul study (Mass Transit)

An "Under-21" position is open on the state's Bike/Ped Advisory Committee (Oregon DOT)

Bike Walk Savannah giving free bikes to essential workers left without transportation (WSAV-TV)

Companies Pull Scooters from Atlanta After City Order (Atlanta Journal-Constitution )

Helsinki smart mobility pilots deemed a success (Intelligent Transport)

Active transportation plan coming to Sandy and Draper (Sandy Journal)

Santa Barbara City Council supports grant applications for safety improvement projects (Santa Barbara News-Press)

Madison traffic lanes to close to help cyclists and pedestrians keep social distance (WKOW )

Philly should close streets to cars, open space for social distancing, advocates say (WHYY)

Anyone Feel Like Saving Electric Scooters? (CityLab)

Lime reactivates scooter fleets around the world (Intelligent Transport)

Garbage Pickups Tell a Tale of Two Cities, With Part of Manhattan Shrinking (The City)

Building a circular economy: five key concepts (National Geographic)

Murphy signs bill to boost food waste recycling in New Jersey (NJBIZ)

Plastics Had Been Falling Out of Favor. Then Came the Virus (Bloomberg Green (Limited access, Subscription Required))