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    • A beginner's guide to biking in L.A. (LAist)
    • Construction turns L.A. River path into an obstacle course (Eastsider)
    • Is there even a plan at all for zero-occupancy vehicles? (Fast Company)
    • California ranks high for deadliest rural roads. Maybe it's the roads. Maybe it's the drivers (Sacramento Bee)
    • USPIRG grades states on how well they are investing VW settlement money in clean transportation--lots of fails
    • Carbon offsets--demanded by industry in the cap-and-trade program--may be worse than nothing (ProPublica)
    • Ideas for getting a Green New Deal without Congress (Mother Jones)
    • The U.S. cities with the most deaths from air pollution - 5 of top 10 are in CA (Gizmodo)
    • Speaker Atkins' statement on why she's not pushing housing-near-transit bill forward (Sacramento Bee)
    • Imagining cities with fewer cars (Politico)
    • "Bucket Brigade" gives jobs to unemployed, builds a new pedestrian path in Santa Barbara (Noozhawk)

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