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    • National City first to take on requirement to include environmental justice in planning (Next City)
    • How California can ban fossil fuel cars (Wired)
    • Part of Playa del Rey road diet to be rescinded (LA Times)
    • Candidate proposes getting rid of tolls: “We still have congestion” (LA Times)
    • Imperial County still thinks it can build its way out of congestion (Calexico Chronicle)
    • Marin kicks off a climate change campaign (Marin Independent Journal)

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