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    • Predictions for bikes and the bike industry in 2022 (Bicycle Retailer)
    • Legislators argue over whether to spend surplus on infrastructure or rebates (Bakersfield.com)
    • The incoherence of the infrastructure bill (Prospect)
    • Four California coalitions are finalists for $100m Build Back Better grants (Senator Feinstein)
    • CA proposes big changes to rooftop solar incentives at behest of utilities (LA Times)
      • Solar industry cringes (KPBS)
      • The changes would make rooftop solar possible only for the rich (CalMatters)
    • Get used to the "new normal" of climate change (Washington Post)

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