Today’s Headlines
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8:27 AM PDT on March 31, 2022
- Climate change still needs attention (IPCC)
- Oil industry wants to “help” CA meet its climate goals (Capital & Main)
- The communities most affected by oil drilling have no say in decisions about it – and they should (CalMatters)
- Available now: $400 million in incentives for clean trucks and buses (CARB)
- Emeryville Mayor John Bauters leads the Bay Area towards independence from cars (Mass Transit)
- BART rents out part of an empty parking lot for revenue, display of ADUs (BART)
- Waymo will operate fully driverless taxis in San Francisco (The Verge)
- There’s city law, and then there’s the reality of AirBnB listings (LA Times)
- On Cesar Chavez Day, farmworkers ask Newsom why he won’t meet with them (Fresno Bee)
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