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    • NY Times debates whether cyclist deaths by crashes are "accidents" or crimes
    • In defense of the bicycle store bike (Outside)
    • Colorado joins California and nine other states to adopt zero emission vehicle mandate (Utility Dive)
    • Trump claims California's insistence on car efficiency standards will bring "business ruin" (Sacramento Bee)
      • Meanwhile the oil industry--pushing to roll back those standards--keeps on destroying the environment (Capitol Weekly)
    • Trump hid scientific findings on serious environmental threat so he could give free water to big farmers (Sacramento Bee)
    • Oh, great, more air traffic: Test flights begin for Sacramento-Bay Area business shuttle (Sacramento Bee)
    • Rooftop solar adoption leaves an equity gap (Tech Explore)
    • Waymo will give away its data on self-driving cars (CNET)
    • Bird is not giving cities money for better infrastructure (Smart Cities Dive)

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