USDOT’s Duffy Discusses Reauthorization at EPW Hearing (AASHTO Journal)

Rural leaders push Congress to unfreeze climate and environmental funds (NPR)

How the Trump administration is targeting green transportation in blue states (Grist)

Four recent trends in US public infrastructure spending (Brookings)

USDOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics Updates National Transportation Statistics 3/31/2025 (USDOT Bureau (bulletin))

EPA Announces Sweeping Deregulatory Agenda: The Complete Set of EPA’s 31 Actions and Affected Environmental Regulations (Pillsbury Insights (commentary))

FEMA moves to end one of its biggest disaster adaptation programs (Grist)

Where battery and hydrogen-powered trains are coming to US commuter rail (Smart Cities Dive)

What Frank Lloyd Wright Learned From the Desert (CityLab)

Data-Driven Tools Advance Coastal Resilience Planning (E&E Leader)

Governors Making the Grade on Infrastructure (National Governors Association (commentary))

Burlington County and NJDEP Holding Three Public Workshops For Climate Change Resiliency Planning (Burlington County, NJ (media release))

Facing threats from Trump and tariffs, is NC's EV transition in trouble? (USA Today Network)

Republican Plan to Kill California’s EV Policies Hits Senate Snag (New York Times)

First California EV Mandates Hit Automakers This Year. Most Are Not Even Close. (GV Wire)

The future of electric vehicles (EVs): Trends, challenges and Innovations (London Daily.News)

Trump Says He’ll Weaken GHG Standards for Cars, Light Trucks (Transport Topics)

Trump is cutting the nation’s environmental programs. Here are the health risks to Americans. (Los Angeles Times)

Washington faces uncertain future of Clean Air Act regulations (Daily Herald)

More Thoughts on Why the Congressional Review Act Applies to EPA “Waivers” of Clean Air Act Preemption (Yale Journal of Regulation (commentary))

Is EPA under-monitoring air quality in non-white areas? (Environtech Online)

Michigan DOT crews, other agencies respond to historic ice storm (Talking Michigan Transportation)

Iowa landowner's lawsuit taking aim at longstanding wetlands rule could have sweeping effect (Des Moines Register)

Economic realities cut into Trump timber plans (E&E News)

EPA Plans to Finalize Water Quality Standards to Protect Critical Fish Species and Clean Up the Water in the Delaware River (EPA (media release))

The Retro Subway Map That Design Nerds Love Makes a Comeback (New York Times)

Closures will be limited and increased roadside assistance will be in place during The Masters, GDOT says (WXIA-TV)

Washington State Plans New “Cycle Highways” for Improved Bike Infrastructure (Momentum Mag)

Two bills on governor's desk could restrict bicycle, pedestrian infrastructure in Idaho (KTVB-TV)

Cleveland mayor commits to building 50 miles of comfortable bike lanes in 3 years (cleveland.com)

Houston Parks Board president wants expansion of pathways for cyclists and pedestrians (Houston Public Media)

National Advocacy Organizations Collaborate to Launch Online eBike Safety Course (Motorcycle Safety Foundation (media release))

Urban and Rural Freight Movement - Statewide Corridor Considerations (TRB (webinar))