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    • Clean Air Day included one million pledges to take action across California (Mass Transit)
    • Santa Cruz launches pilot to cut vehicle traffic: free bus passes, bike trips for downtown employees (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Bike/pedestrian path on Richmond bridge moves close to completion (Fox, East Bay Times)
    • Muni creates "green bus zones" in communities with histories of bad air (SF Chronicle)
    • Another way cars are killing the planet: microplastics from tires (LA Times)
    • SANDAG awards Encinitas for efforts to reduce driving, greenhouse gases (Patch)
    • Prepare for climate crisis now, or pay for it later (CNBC)
    • Pedestrian detection technology still has "significant challenges" but AAA recommends it for all new cars anyway (Consumer Reports)
    • Thirteen east coast states float a cap-and-trade proposal for gas and diesel distributors (Forbes)

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