Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:14 AM PST on March 2, 2021
- SF Muni is suffering (Mission Local)
- Lime plans to expand its e-bikes in multiple cities (The Verge)
- Why shouldn’t the government help people get on e-bikes? (Slate)
- Hey cities, don’t stop innovating as COVID declines (CityLab)
- Some cities switching to life-affirming economies (Resilience)
- California is on an upzoning… spree? (CityLab)
- Lifecycle waste: Fossil fuel vehicles vs battery electric (there’s no contest) (Guardian)
- A federal climate unit could manage risks and costs (Brookings)
- CARB looking for ways to expand cap-and-trade despite its limitations (CalMatters)
- Industry can increase profits under cap-and-trade policies (Deseret News)
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