Today’s Headlines
- At “listening session,” Californians object to Trump plan to scrap clean air program (CBS Local)
- Ontario joins California and Quebec in largest cap-and-trade auction yet (EDF)
- Cap-and-trade auction raises $750 million (Chicoer)
- Report: To meet climate goals, California needs to cut oil production (Inside Climate News)
- California considers tweaks to Low Carbon Fuels program (Seattle Times)
- LA traffic, explained graphically (CNN)
- SF to study transbay tube (Construction Dive)
- New HSR head Brian Kelly promises transparency on costs (LA Times)
- CA cracks down on polluting big rigs (Sacramento Bee)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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