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    • How to kill a bill without debate (CALmatters)
    • Federal infrastructure package: $2 trillion, few details (Route Fifty)
    • Cities along cancelled 710 freeway expansion route unhappy with process of deciding alternative investments (Pasadena Star News)
    • Never take a good street parade for granted (MinnPost)
    • "People biking need to follow the law" is bad safety advice (Greater Greater Washington)
    • Some people want driving to be a fundamental, constitutional right (New Yorker)
    • Of carbon markets, old refrigerants, and preventing climate disaster (National Geographic)
    • Could fixing air conditioning fix climate change? (Scientific American)
    • Bill on hydropower could mess up the math on CA renewable energy goals (LA Times)

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