Today’s Headlines
- Everyone "jaywalks," but only some get tickets for it - that could change in CA (LAist)
- Cap-and-trade forest offsets are a big and dangerous lie (LA Times)
- Carbon emissions from to water delivery are likely to spike if water use does not decrease (Next10)
- This planet needs no-traffic neighborhoods (Forbes)
- Celebrate the 15th anniversary of Park(ing) Day next week (The Dirt)
- StreetFilms travels to Montreal for its 1,000th StreetFilm
- A new "railroad company" wants to revive defunct northern CA rail line - planned to be transformed into a trail - to transport coal (Trains)
- Some lawmakers oppose even testing a road user charge; drivers just do not want to pay for road maintenance (The Coast News)
- Local decisions could thwart state housing mandates (Capital and Main)
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