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    • Governor Brown steps in to ask the feds for Caltrain's promised money: “Can we discuss this on the phone?” —and, incredibly, the LA Times once again conflates Caltrain and High Speed Rail
    • Menlo Park plans to merge transportation, bicycle commissions (Mercury News)
    • We keep building near freeways, despite evidence that it makes people sick (LA Times)
      • Here's the work that went into reporting that story (LA Times)
    • What cities looked like before the EPA existed (CityLab)
    • To fight climate change, California needs all its tools (Sacramento Bee)
    • How California holds a trump card on the environment (The Atlantic)
    • Freight trucking costs us all a lot of money (City Commentary)
    • This tool compares cities on equity, resilience, housing (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago)
    • Google mappers are also census takers (The Economist)

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