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    • There are all kinds of climate denialism (Heated)
    • Why transit should be free (Curbed)
    • Transit in a time of protest (ITS International)
    • Beautiful subway photos (NY Times)
    • Sacramento's Green Means Go program would address affordable housing, greenhouse gases (KCRA)
    • Remote work and the future of office buildings (US Today)
    • Are people really fleeing cities? Nonsense (Curbed)
    • Old plans would have filled little Santa Cruz with freeways (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Blackout threats are leading to more, better home energy storage (Scientific American)
    • Masks work (LA Times)
    • Elon Musk thinks his cars are close to being self-driving (NY Post)

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