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8:41 AM PDT on October 6, 2020

    • Tomorrow is California Clean Air Day. Do your part.
    • Rain? Please? (SF Chronicle)
    • South Lake Tahoe to hold webinar on long range transportation plan (South Tahoe Now)
    • Restaurants are taking over the streets (NPR)
      • Which is a popular move (Medium)
    • Exxon plans to greatly increase its emissions, because business (Bloomberg)
    • Autonomous vehicle companies aren't slowing down testing for pandemic or smoke (The Verge)
    • Some landlords are just changing locks, just ignoring eviction moratoriums (Tampa Bay News)
    • In California, women still face persistent barriers to well-being (California Budget and Policy Center)
      • And women of color do not have equal access to maternal care (Capitol Weekly)

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