Today’s Headlines
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8:32 AM PDT on August 25, 2022
- Tracing fossil fuel company’s fake news sites – made to look like local media (Heated)
- Riverside County highway washed out by flash flood (Daily Bulletin)
- Planned “inland port” in Mojave will use rail, truck, and air to move freight (Freight Waves)
- CARB finishing up rules on banning the sale of new gas vehicles… in 2035 (NY Times, The Verge)
- CA legislature running up against a deadline (CalMatters)
- San Diego working on local mileage tax (CBS8)
- But also working to get around measuring VMT impacts in rural areas (San Diego Reader)
- While in Oceanside, commission rejects high-density housing project (San Diego Union Tribune)
- New Caltrain trainsets are rolling in (Progressive Railroading)
- Some US cities are quickly building extensive bike networks (not in California) (NextCity)
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