Today’s Headlines
State Supreme Court Rejects Suit Against 2018 Bay Area Funding Measure (SFChron) OC Climate Plans Are Decades Behind (LAist) Pasadena Committee Approves 2040 Bus Electrification (Pasadena Now) PCH Re-Opens in Orange County (Register) Ports of NY/NJ Overtake LB/LA As Busiest Ports (LB Biz) Lithium Is Really Terrible for the Environment, and Demand for It Is … Continued
9:46 AM PST on January 26, 2023
- State Supreme Court Rejects Suit Against 2018 Bay Area Funding Measure (SFChron)
- OC Climate Plans Are Decades Behind (LAist)
- Pasadena Committee Approves 2040 Bus Electrification (Pasadena Now)
- PCH Re-Opens in Orange County (Register)
- Ports of NY/NJ Overtake LB/LA As Busiest Ports (LB Biz)
- Lithium Is Really Terrible for the Environment, and Demand for It Is High Because of E-Cars (Grist)
- But AMTRAK Joe Continues to Push E-Cars as Solution to Environmental Woes (City Lab)
- Commentary: EV Hype Overshadows Public Transit as a Climate Fix (Bloomberg)
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