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    • What divides Fresno (CityLab)
    • Who gets to use bus lanes? (SF Examiner)
    • Who gets to use bike lanes? (Bicycling)
    • Urban walking could save humanity! (Guardian)
    • Think tanker says CA 100% renewable energy goal is unrealistic—because NIMBYs? (LA Times)
    • USEPA doesn't want to protect you (Utility Dive)
    • Asm. Frazier's bill to remove CTC from oversight is called “good government” bill, goes to governor (East County Today)
    • The Four Paths (Transportist)
    • US Dept of Labor penalizes companies who transport farmworkers unsafely (Capitol Weekly)

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