Today’s Headlines
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9:03 AM PST on November 15, 2016
- What does that green paint mean? (Pasadena Now)
- Hope springs eternal: OCTA awards contract for I-405 widening project (OC Register)
- San Diego’s tech hub is reshaping downtown (Curbed)
- Reaching CA clean energy goals means including everyone (Environmental Defense Fund)
- New CA law names meadows, streams “green infrastructure”–what does that mean? (GreenBiz)
- And so it begins: Automakers lobby Trump to lower or eliminate fuel economy standards (AutoNews)
- Copenhagen allows bikes on board trains; ridership surges (Copenhagenize)
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