Today’s Headlines
- Dire new IPCC report on climate summarized by Earth Negotiations Bulletin
- Oil profit penalty strategy passes first test (CalMatters, Sacramento Bee)
- Every Oakland city council member names road safety as a budget priority (Oaklandside)
- Federal e-bike tax incentive proposal is back (Bicycling)
- Much more work needs doing to shift from cars (GovTech)
- The planet can do better than electric cars (Slate)
- LA Mayor's plan to combat homelessness, not homeless people (Bloomberg)
- Why are public restrooms so rare? (NY Times)
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