- Foothill Transit raises fares to fight.... ridership declines? (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
- Feinstein calls for probe into EPA threats to cancel transportation funding for California (IJR)
- EPA threat could push federal highway money to transit (Eno Transportation)
- Nine environmental groups sue EPA over emission standards (Future Car)
- Can a new regional agency fix housing? (CALmatters)
- Eight great California bike trails (Signal SCV)
- New students at Davis learn biking basics from the city (Davis Enterprise)
- Public health needs equitable policies (Los Angeles Daily News)
- Don't leave low-income families behind in climate fight (Utility Dive)
- Could environmental warnings on gas pumps change car culture? (Mobility Lab)
- Carbon tax? Pollution fine? Popularity of concept depends on its name (Grist)
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