Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:33 AM PDT on May 26, 2022
- Climate change isn’t waiting for us to figure out what to do about it (IPCC)
- Oil industry has no intention of doing anything about climate change (The Guardian)
- Which CA politicians take money from polluting industries? Most of them (Sierra Club)
- Walking and biking along San Pablo Avenue’s green street stormwater collection project (KneeDeep Times)
- LA councilmembers claiming to make the city more pedestrian friendly (LA Daily News)
- LA mayoral candidates’ ideas on transportation policy (LA Times)
- A groundbreaking for the next Napa Valley bike trail segment (Napa Valley Register)
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