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    • It's uncomfortable, but to save humanity, change your lifestyle (IPCC)
    • CARB's climate plan is seriously flawed (CalMatters)
    • Help everyone understand induced demand, or we will just repeat the same mistakes (Transfers Magazine)
    • Stop requiring parking everywhere (New York Times)
    • California cities are unwalkable, unbikeable, and dangerous, but they don't have to be (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • LA Times recommends ways to get to the Hollywood Bowl without driving
    • OCTA seeks public input on bus service improvements (OC Breeze)
    • Valley Link Rail Project can now compete for federal funds (Mass Transit)
    • CPUC approves driverless taxi service in SF (ABC)
    • Key roles at USDOT now filled after Senate confirmations (USDOT)
    • California's most hazardous railroad crossing - at Santa Fe Springs - to be upgraded (Spectrum News)
    • Farmworkers harvest our food, but many go hungry (In These Times)

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