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    • Defeat of gas tax repeal opens way for Inland Empire toll lane extension (Planetizen)
    • A day in the life of a bus driver (CityLab)
    • Spain sees wide support for proposed car-free city centers (CityLab)
    • Climate change skeptic explains his change of mind, says it's "time to sound the alarm" (Washington Post)
      • He's late: Climate change is already changing the world (The Guardian)
      • And how it might change where you live (Vox)
      • EPA's solution? Politicians will “reshape” the next climate report (Grist)
    • New technology tracks air pollution (Environmental Defense Fund)
    • California's ex-gov rides his bike everywhere (Cycling Weekly)
    • Electric bikes can make cities safer (Curbed)
    • What it takes to be the most bike-friendly college campus (Lexington Herald-Leader)
    • These bicycle lights collect data that can help plan better cycling infrastructure (Forbes)
    • Which Performance Bike shops around the nation will close—twelve in California alone (News Observer)
    • Housing in the U.S. is too expensive, too cheap, or just right, depending where you live (Brookings)

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