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    • Climate change is turning up the heat (IPCC)
    • More than 100 million Americans under heat warnings (The Guardian)
    • Climate change poses serious risks for investors (ETF Trends)
    • Yeah, yeah, yeah, climate change is happening, but people still find ways to deny responsibility (CBC)
    • Newsom pushes CARB for better climate targets (Lake County News)
    • CalBike checks out Bogota's bike infrastructure (CalBike)
    • San Jose State misses out on grant for affordable student housing (Patch)
    • "Rage rooms" are releasing toxic pollution (CalMatters)
    • Building new housing is a necessary strategy for the long term (NY Times)
    • The super rich who DGAF about the planet (The Guardian)
    • Nick Offerman on riding bikes (Outside)

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