Today’s Headlines
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11:43 AM PST on November 29, 2016
- The big winner from L.A.’s Measure M: Buses (Daily News)
- Car exhaust: Do the health benefits of riding a bike outweigh dangers from pollution? (KPCC)
- Election wrap-up: U.S. voters approve billions for transit and green space (Urban Land)
- With last votes coming in, California Democrats win a supermajority in the Assembly (LA Times) (Sacramento Bee)
- Environmental justice: from the margins to the mainstream (E&E Publishing)
- What’s next for climate change policy? (Davis Vanguard)
- Podcast: The economics around Trump’s infrastructure “plan” (WBUR)
- Sunnyvale considers testing autonomous delivery robots—on sidewalks (Transport Topics)
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