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    • Build Back Better bill passed by House, now goes to Senate (Bicycle Retailer)
    • "Methane fee" still in federal budget (AP)
    • Some bikes are built to be junked (U.S. PIRG)
    • New trolley line opens in San Diego, but it stops short of the beach (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Palo Alto gets a bike/ped bridge over the highway (Palo Alto Online)
    • SF Supe suggests getting rid of parking at Muni bus stops (SF Bay)
    • Federal RAISE grants mean $58m for CA transit (Yahoo! News)
      • including some for CA High-Speed Rail work in Wasco (Gold Rush Cam)
    • Supreme Court to rule on whether EPA can regulate climate emissions (Yale Climate Connections)
    • Tackling climate change by prioritizing impacted communities (CalMatters)
    • CARB approves $1.5B investment in electric vehicle charging, infrastructure (Green Car Congress)
    • Mixed messages from federal gov on transit funding (Marin Independent Journal)
    • Lots of concerns about civil rights, representation in draft redistricting maps (LA Times)

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