Today’s Headlines
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8:05 AM PDT on June 29, 2022
- Climate still needs to be the priority (IPCC)
- People for Bikes’ city rankings are a roadmap for improving biking (Treehugger)
- Global revenue from car and bike share could rise (Bloomberg)
- LA Metro to try land-banking as a way to prevent displacement from transit projects (Planetizen)
- Considerations for environmentally friendly housing at Berkeley BART (Berkeleyside)
- SF to consider ending single-family zoning (SF Chronicle)
- Grand jury says Anaheim leaders betrayed voters on Angel Stadium deal (Voice of OC)
- A move to rescue Diablo Canyon gains some steam (CalMatters)
- Industry pushes Newsom to allow autonomous trucking in California (Tech Crunch)
- The key role of libraries in creative and innovative cities (Arch Daily)
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