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    • Eight states sue Feds for suspending greenhouse gas emission rules (NRDC) (Courthouse News)
    • Roundup of successful, and not so, climate change bills in CA legislative session (Lexology)
      • These bills wait for the governor's signature (CalMatters)
    • Santa Clarita transportation summit talks safety (KHTS)
    • Why don't we walk more? (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Local events get kids to walk and ride bikes to school (Gilroy Dispatch)
    • How cycling became a common transit option in D.C. (Curbed)
    • Another scientist faces climate change—and her own contributions (Scientific American)
    • Don't let a few facts get in the way of a good anti-road-diet rant (Biking in LA)
    • Dream comes true for nearly blind 94-year-old cyclist (San Diego Union Tribune)

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Deportation is a Transportation Issue

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