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    • Climate deniers are buying journalists (NPR)
    • It's been a horrible holiday for Southwest Airlines and anyone traveling on it (LA Times)
    • In California, Tesla has to find a less misleading name for what it calls "full self-driving" and "autopilot" features (Auto Evolution)
    • Orange County searching for solutions to San Clemente coastal erosion (Mass Transit)
    • Are electric cars lowering energy bills in California? (Clean Technica)
    • CA will cover its canals with solar panels (SF Chronicle)
    • How climate legislation protects the environment and health (The Hill)
    • Central Valley infrastructure projects to get millions from federal budget (Fresno Bee)

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