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    • Climate change is not to be forgotten (IPCC)
    • EPA might deny California's waiver to set truck emissions (E&E News)
    • Want to save Americans money at the pump? Invest in bikes (People for Bikes)
    • Transit fare capping for equity (GovTech)
    • Caltrain considers developing towers in downtown San Jose (East Bay Times)
    • Millbrae sues California High-Speed Rail Program over proposed station (SF Examiner)
    • SF closes off Mission BART plaza to combat informal vending (SF Chronicle)
    • Some California counties' transportation ballot measures (LandLine)

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