Topic – Government
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Texas’ new EPA administrator vows to bring “environmental justice”
Despite history with TCEQ
Texas has a new EPA administrator, who has been described as "tough but fair to industry".
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US tax code better to car drivers
Over different modalities
A new study shows how current US tax code incentives favor automobile use compared to those for bicycle and transit use.
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Obama to require agencies to consider climate change
Before approving projects
Leaving many industry lobbyists unnerved, President Obama is preparing to utilize a Nixon-era law to ensure agencies stay wary of how they affect the climate.
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New tax districts proposed along DFW rail projects
Part of new bill
Although its author admits it may not pass, a new bill from Dallas state senator John Carona would allow special tax districts to be made near rail lines.
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Council approves new parking ordinance
After changes made
After yielding to some of the criticisms brought forth from the public, the Houston City Council voted to approve the new parking ordinance last week.
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Transportation advocates oppose House bill
Claiming more harm than good
The American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act is not getting the support of advocacy group Transportation for America, who cite numerous unacceptable flaws.
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An exit interview with Ray LaHood
US Transportation Secretary
Outgoing Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood discuses a wide range of topics with DC.StreetsBlog's Tanya Snyder.
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