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    • Maybe keep the mask on for now: Unvaccinated groups continue to see high infection rates (CalMatters)
    • It's gonna be hot this week (SF Chronicle)
    • Youth climate march from Paradise arrives at Golden Gate Bridge (SF Chronicle)
    • What if we designed cities for the safety of people? (Globe and Mail)
    • We could have cheaper greener energy, but rate setting needs reform (CalMatters)
    • Infrastructure bill needs to be followed by a climate change bill (Forbes)
    • State of the Cities report: Infrastructure, public safety, pandemic recovery (Smart Cities Dive)
    • Orange County cities sue over state housing mandates (Voice of OC)
    • The problem with improving transportation but not access (Human Transit)
    • London uses road fees to tackle pollution, inequality (The City Fix)
    • Could rush hour actually change? (NY Times)

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