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    • What the IPCC report means by a 1.5 degree temperature change (E&E News)
    • Study: The way states invest federal funding could really screw up climate efforts (Georgetown Climate Center)
    • California is in denial about fossil fuels (LA Times)
    • Climate deniers are becoming climate doomers - but there's little reason to give up, people (Washington Post)
    • Highway 99 expansion faces new EPA inquiry after Caltrans failed to analyze air quality, public health impacts (Fresnoland)
    • LA Metro uses classical music to punish riders (Curbed)
      • ...while BART entices its riders with its dulcet tones (BART)
    • LA Metro considers creating its own police force (LA Times)
    • Lots of coverage of federal e-bike tax incentive (Bicycle Retailer, People for Bikes, Electrek)
    • State to audit Santa Clara transportation agency (Patch)
    • Struggling to guess how many people will ride new BART extension (Mercury News)
    • CAHSRA board approves cost increase (ENR)
    • Meanwhile CTC allocates over $1 billion for road projects in California (2 News)
    • The very dumb history of the bicycle license (Outside)

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