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    • Study: Annual cost of pollution: $4.6 trillion and 9 million dead (Bloomberg)
    • And climate change is costing U.S. billions (Daily News)
    • Fresno celebrates the opening of the Fulton Mall to car traffic (Fresno Bee)
    • Bakersfield struggles with bike and pedestrian fatalities (Bakersfield.com)
    • Common sense: Parents want to get kids to school without driving (SF Examiner)
    • BART guarantees a parking spot for carpools at outlying BART stations (East Bay Times)
    • Road repairs vs. gas tax repeal (Sacramento Bee)
    • Mayor in Nevada wants California to widen its highway “to combat congestion” (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
    • CA weighs the next step in creating a western regional energy grid (GreenTechMedia)
    • “Housing is the chain on the dog that is chasing a squirrel”: Lack of housing contributes to drop in Bay Area jobs (East Bay Times)
    • WTF: New York Times, on Honolulu ped-texting ban, writes this nonsense: “There is a dearth of data directly linking distracted walking to pedestrian injuries and deaths, but it seems to be a global problem, too.”

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