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    • The climate crisis will change your entire life (IPCC)
    • But that doesn't mean nothing can be done (Knowable)
    • Sierra Club: Newsom's gas tax rebate would stymie climate goals (CalMatters)
    • Claremont residents form coalition to fight for safer streets (Daily Bulletin)
    • Cops pull over a driverless vehicle - it wasn't easy (The Verge)
    • Japanese cities are built for toddler safety (Slate)
    • The future of streets (Eno)
    • Vision Zero at a crossroads (Bloomberg)
    • Pasadena DOT wants to join statewide mutual aid pact (Pasadena Now)
    • Searching for the remnants of rail in Cajon Pass (Daily Bulletin)
    • Tenant unions could help renters (Capital and Main)
    • Student newspaper at UC Berkeley nearly killed by apathy (SF Chronicle)

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