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    • Climate change is here (IPCC)
    • New research pins Europe's strange rainfall patterns on climate change (Bloomberg)
    • Making the bicycle inexpensive and easy to manage for everyone (Forbes)
    • The ideology of the bicycle (Atlantic)
    • Proposal to redesign San Diego's Park Boulevard to be safe for all brings out resistance (KPBS)
    • A step closer to a seamless transit experience (GCN)
    • Caltrain electrification project needs more money (Planetizen)
    • Germany introduces a cheap pass for local public transportation (which can get a traveler across the country) (ABC)
    • Uber and Lyft are jacking up prices... because car travel is expensive (Vice)
    • Denser housing at BART stations would be a wise move (Berkeleyside)
    • Cities need to do a better job on care and maintenance (The Architect's Newspaper)
    • Cash and therapy for at-risk men can reduce crime (Vox)

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