Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:26 AM PDT on March 25, 2022
- Climate change is not over (IPCC)
- Climate offsets are bulls**t (Bloomberg)
- Who’s got the better gas tax rebate? (CalMatters)
- Walk every street in your city (NY Times)
- Every single country is failing on air quality (Grist)
- Reducing reliance on oil will make everybody’s life better (New Republic)
- Postal service orders more electric trucks (Vice)
- California set off a biofuel boom (LA Times)
- Competing for space on streets and sidewalks (NY Times)
- CA legislature might extend rent relief (Senator Atkins)
- Home prices are out of reach, particularly for Black and Latino people (CalMatters)
- UC Berkeley’s problem is not CEQA. It’s housing (CalMatters)
- For some, political divisions are an opportunity to make money (SF Chronicle)
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