ETAP Podcast: AASHTO President Roger Millar ( – AASHTO Journal )

The U.S. wants to slash carbon emissions from power plants. Natural gas is in the way ( – NPR )

BIL-Funded Infrastructure Projects ( – USDOT (media release) )

At White House Tribal Nations Summit, Transportation Secretary Buttigieg Announces New Actions to Support Better, Safer Infrastructure in Indian Country ( – USDOT (media release))

Face masks may return amid holiday ‘tripledemic’ of covid, flu and RSV ( – Washington Post)

Use of DOT Funds for Public Involvement ( – USDOT (media release))

Virginia DOT Releases State’s First-Ever Resilience Plan ( – AASHTO Journal )

Arizona DOT Reusing Highway Materials to Cut Costs ( – AASHTO Journal )

State transportation officials vow better communication in wake of contentious interstate solar project in Augusta ( – Kennebec Journal )

Virginia is studying whether to open a second inland port ( – Cardinal News )

Study Shows The Majority Of California’s Coastal Airports Vulnerable To Increased Flooding Due To Climate Change ( – Society for Risk Analysis)

US Hydrogen Hubs Formed in Southwest, Southeast ( – Transport Topics )

Scientists thought carbon emissions had peaked. They’ve never been higher. ( – Washington Post)

Airlines Are Finally Admitting Contrails Are an Environmental Problem ( – Dallas Morning News)

Colorado’s updated EV plan boosts incentives but avoids California-style ban on gas vehicles ( – Colorado Public Radio)

Airports Will Increment Solar To Match 12x Electricity Demand By 2100 (– CleanTechnica (commentary))

EPA takes environmental justice push to coal country ( – E&E News )

Supreme Court Admissions Case Could Upend Environmental Justice Laws ( – Stateline )

Norman, Oklahoma community members with disabilities seek improved public transit accessibility (– OU Daily)

Washington DOT calls law enforcement presence at homeless camp ‘disappointing and harmful’ ( – KXLY-TV)

Drivers not following the rules of the road leading to more closures on Snoqualmie Pass, WSDOT says (– KING-TV)

Why activists are targeting famous art to protest climate change ( – PBS)

Roadways for People: The Necessity of Collaboration (– Planetizen (commentary))

Bozeman planning for ‘bicycle boulevards’ ( – Bozeman Daily Chronicle )

DC officials planning a study to authorize non-vehicular transportation ( – GW Hatchet)

How to Fix the Most Dangerous Streets in America ( – CityLab)

Vision Zero and the struggle to bring down traffic fatalities in Texas ( – Texas Standard)

North Carolina Alliance for Safe Transportation Launched with Focus on Teen Drivers ( – Up & Coming Weekly )

‘The Street Project’ Chronicles The Fight To Make Roads Safer For Bikers And Pedestrians ( – Seven Days)

Oklahoma is first state to offer transportation specific to mental health crisis ( – KTUL-TV )

California Transportation Commission Awards $1 Billion to Disadvantaged Communities to Encourage More Walking and Biking ( – California Transportation Commission (media release, PDF))

Stormwater Research Offers Economic and Green Benefits ( – TRB)

Micromobility Policies, Permits, and Practices ( – TRB)

Local Government Advisory Committee (LGAC) Meeting (– EPA (Notification of public meeting))

Safety Advisory 22–4 Suicide Prevention Signage on Public Transit ( – FTA (Notice of Safety Advisory))