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    • Oceans are warming faster than scientists thought (NY Times)
    • Climate change is erasing cities (Curbed)
    • When scooters fail (CityLab)
    • No, bike commuting is not declining (Bicycling)
    • What the closing of Performance Bikes could mean (San Diego Reader)
    • Film shows what climate action could be (Curbed)
    • Wilmington's air is choking people (CGTN)
    • After regulatory reform, applications to build granny flats in California skyrocket (Next City)
    • UC Davis report says EVs should pay their share of road repairs via mileage fee (Planetizen)
    • Nothing beats riding a bicycle (Bakersfield.com)
    • Making 10,000 steps easier with a pedestrian path (Santa Monica Mirror)

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