Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:34 AM PDT on July 27, 2022
- Climate is changing (IPCC)
- A small boat tracks, collects plastic trash out of the Pacific Ocean (Local News Matters)
- Deep dive: How we’ve built our streets to be deadly (Vox)
- Cities build bike lanes to nowhere (Wall Street Journal)
- A new freeway crossing at the border “will alleviate congestion,” according to its builders (Times of San Diego)
- Olympics could “fuel a transit boom” in LA (LA Times)
- Electrification efforts should focus on trucks, buses (EDF)
- Federal judge rules Uber does not have to provide wheelchair access (Spectrum)
- Draft voter guide is out: there’s a lot on the November ballot (Secretary of State)
- Law professors: Do not blame us – SCOTUS was wrong on EPA ruling (The Regulatory Review)
- Goats are doing their natural fire suppression thing for BART
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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