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    • San Diego celebrates Bike to Work day today (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • How to be a car-free bike-riding fun-haver in Los Angeles (LA Times)
    • We've come a long way: BART loves bikes
    • Active transportation bills to watch in CA this week (CalBike)
    • Another CA bill to provide more school buses (KCRA)
    • For years, Uber and Lyft subsidized rides to eliminate competition. Now, a reckoning (Slate)
    • News organizations need to do a better job reporting car crashes (Slate)
    • Uber Eats launches autonomous deliveries in Santa Monica (Motional)
    • Even this political body had to admit that climate change is a big problem (IPCC)
    • Feds give CA more time to decide whether to keep nuclear reactor in service (Reuters)
    • The paradox of air conditioning (Vox)

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