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    • Greener, more compact, more affordable: What would U.S. cities look like if we took climate change seriously? (Sightline)
    • Everyone is going too fast to see the easy safety solutions (SF Chronicle)
    • Lompoc mayor hosts a community bike ride (KEYT)
    • It should be easy to take public transit to the beach (CityLab)
    • The contributions of the beach cruiser (CityLab)
    • Some bike lanes are better than others, according to an insurance industry report. (Forbes)
    • CA needs more rail connections (Air Quality Matters)
    • Does Shafter's air pollution debate expose an "ideological divide," or industry propaganda? (Bakersfield.com)
    • Climate change becomes a profit-making industry (Scientific American)

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