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    • There is no greater feminist cause than the climate fight (The Guardian)
    • As sea level rises, so does groundwater - bringing up long-buried contaminants (Grist)
    • More studies show climate changes causing huge damage to low-income communities  (LA Times)
    • Martinez residents warned on toxic residue from nearby refinery--too little? too late? (LA Times)
    • LA gets federal funds to do a "digital inventory" of curb assets (Green Car Congress)
    • Alameda County plans major changes to San Pablo Avenue; resident weigh in (Berkeleyside)
    • Did oil money weaken price gouging measure? (Sacramento Bee)
    • Feds okay California plan to require big rigs be zero emission (CalMatters)
    • My cane is not a decoration (Next Avenue)
    • Driver who crashed into an Apple store charged with murder, assault and battery "astounding" his lawyer (AP)

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