Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
7:57 AM PDT on April 26, 2021
- CA bills on automated speed enforcement slow down (LA Times)
- COVID’s impacts on cycling (Taylor&Francis)
- Pandemic could end car dependence, if we choose (The Conversation)
- San Diego needs bikeways (Times of San Diego)
- First, commit to climate goals (Daily Californian)
- Tactics have evolved, but the fight against necessary climate policy goes on (The Hill)
- USDOT allows CA to set emission standards again (Governing)
- Newsom takes up a ban on fracking (NPR)
- No malarkey: CA high-speed rail needs Amtrak Joe (Bakersfield.com)
- San Diego’s “Grand Central Station” moves forward (Mass Transit)
- San Francisco accelerates plans for carbon neutrality (Governing)
- Explaining environmental racism: Ten examples (Yes!)
- The purposefulness of aimless walking (Dawn)
- No such thing as a “low-skill” worker – the label devalues people and their work (Route Fifty)
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