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    • Myth Busters: No, increasing road capacity does not cut GHG emissions (City Observatory)
    • Ford Go-Bike set to launch in Bay Area, along with competitor bike-share companies (San Francisco Magazine)
    • Lessons from the '70s bike boom (Curbed)
    • Palo Alto's new budget signals shift in transportation (Palo Alto Online)
    • CA Supreme Court upholds cap-and-trade (LA Times, SF Gate, Reuters)
    • Is California selling climate illusions? (Medium)
    • Governor Brown is giving the oil industry a say on climate efforts (In These Times)
    • There's a war between housing activists in S.F. (Slate)
    • Cyclists are not a separate species (Bicycle Network)
    • There's money to fix rural roads, but it won't happen overnight (Union Democrat)

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