Today’s Headlines
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8:28 AM PST on February 17, 2021
- How Biden’s environmental justice order might work (Scientific American)
- Ridership may not be the right metric for transit (CityLab)
- National political games around a carbon tax (Politico)
- Cap-and-trade to be “evaluated” in CARB’s upcoming scoping plan process (Capital Public Radio)
- CA bill considers permanent online access to government meetings (Governing)
- Grocers claim pay raises for its employees would force it to shut some stores – despite big profits during pandemic (LA Eater)
- How Ciclovía changed Bogotá (VeloNews)
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