Today’s Headlines
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) … Continued
8:42 AM PDT on September 30, 2019
- 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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