Today’s Headlines
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8:51 AM PDT on April 20, 2023
- Cuts to transit service can increase poverty and unemployment (Planetizen)
- Southern California air quality continues to be horrible (LA Times)
- CA climate bills on fossil fuel divestment, emissions disclosure move forward (Sacramento Bee)
- We can have less traffic and shorter commutes; why aren’t we making it happen? (New Republic)
- Big utilities are endangering the transition to clean energy (Mother Jones)
- Women lead at San Bernardino transit agencies (The Sun)
- Why bikes are the perfect mode of transportation (Momentum)
- AC Transit to restore a bus route it deleted years ago (East Bay Times)
- Only the richest survive disaster (Perspective)
- San Jose focuses on quixotic “personal rapid transit” instead of tried and true shuttles (Bloomberg)
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