Today’s Headlines
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8:29 AM PDT on June 18, 2020
- How to end anti-blackness in cities (Curbed)
- Bicycles transformed the world (National Geographic)
- Study: Skateboarding improves mental health, fosters community and resilience (Pullias Center)
- Uber partners with Marin on “on-demand transit” as it sheds its scooters and bikes (Tech Crunch)
- Coronavirus hospitalizations going up in some areas of CA (LA Times)
- One in 13 San Francisco tenants broke their leases (SF Chronicle)
- Trump’s “Opportunity Zones” only helping real estate developers, not communities (NY Times)
- Santa Monica to pilot voluntary zero-emissions delivery zone (Smart Cities Dive)
- As oil prices crashed, idled tankers off L.A. coast spewed tons of pollution, GHGs over city (National Geographic)
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