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  • Climate change is coming fast (IPCC)
  • Coastal cities are already sinking (Grist)
  • The great Salt Lake is drying up, and an ecological disaster awaits (NY Times)
  • Why is California investing in natural gas? (The Guardian)
  • Automakers side with California in lawsuit over regulating emissions (Sacramento Bee, The Hill)
  • Results from yesterday’s election (CalMatters)
  • Is LA serious about safer streets? (LA Times)
  • Pedestrian fatalities hit 4-decade high, CA at the top (KTLA)
  • Study: Cities may be dangerous, but they’re safer than rural areas (Bloomberg)
  • Oh, for the glorious days when L.A. planned to make the city one big freeway (LA Times)
  • Building an open data standard to improve transit operations: wonky and important (Mass Transit)
  • Bill Fulton updated his book, Planning in California – and some things haven’t changed (CP&DR)
  • Diplomacy via bamboo bikes (Cycling Tips)
  • Google gets closer to launching downtown transit village in San Jose (Mercury News)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

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