Today’s Headlines
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8:27 AM PDT on March 24, 2022
- Climate change is still coming (IPCC)
- But the governor of California wants to give car owners relief checks (Cal Matters, LA Times, Fortune)
- BART reinstates Black board member whose removal was precipitous, sketchy (SF Chronicle)
- Interview with CTC Chair Lee Ann Eager (Politico)
- Sustainable transportation needs reliable government funding (Newsweek)
- The federal infrastructure law is a good start (Transit Center)
- Resistance to a gondola to Dodger Stadium heats up (LA Times)
- Tulare and Porterville get highway funding (Sun Gazette)
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