Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:16 AM PDT on October 9, 2018
- Newsom, Cox face off over transportation issues (KTVU, LA Times)
- Sebastopol seeks input on pedestrian safety (Sonoma West)
- Seeing wide streets as a tool of oppression (Strong Towns)
- CA doubles carbon intensity reduction requirements of transportation fuel (Planetizen)
- One car-free day reduced black carbon in Brussels by 80% (Eltis)
- Cities have fifteen months to reverse climate change (Curbed)
- Climate change modeling outputs vary, but all see declining water sources in California (Water Deeply)
- How Jump designed a global electric bike (Wired)
- Stroopwafels helped legalize food bikes in Sacramento (Comstock)
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