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    • US EPA decision makers are clearly not interested in precautionary principle, claim there is little evidence that bad air leads to early death (NPR)
    • Santa Maria tries out Open Streets (Noozhawk)
    • Duarte becomes first city in SoCal with an all-electric bus fleet (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
    • Electric school buses are not as expensive as you might think (School Transportation News)
    • Tesla fined for emissions, hazardous waste (SF Chronicle)
    • A board game helps players re-envision a BART parking lot (Berkeleyside)

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