Today’s Headlines
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8:30 AM PST on December 15, 2022
- CARB to decide final climate change scoping plan today; next steps matter (EDF)
- California’s big bike year: 2022 in review (California Bicycle Coalition)
- AARP keeps a list of communities working towards being livable and age friendly, and California’s got lots of them
- Sacramento Bee explains the change in California’s jaywalking law
- CA Energy Commission approves $2.9B for ZEV infrastructure investments (Green Car Congress)
- The rush to EVs might be an expensive mistake (CBC)
- ZEV buses could make public transit more popular (Traffic Technology Today)
- CA Green Innovation Index: CA’s GHG emissions are dropping, but challenges remain (Business Wire)
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