Wednesday’s Headlines
- Into the future, expect more flooding (AP)
- The people who grow and harvest our food are on the front lines of climate change (KQED)
- …and financial instability (CalMatters)
- We need our rivers to be healthy (NY Times)
- More on potential speed camera pilot (Sacramento Bee)
- Rail lines in San Clemente set to reopen after landslides (KTLA)
- How to handle bikelash (Momentum Mag)
- In London, there are now more bikes than cars on the roads (Forbes)
- Robotaxis, about to be approved, are not popular (The Verge)
- What’s incomplete about Complete Streets? (Planetizen)
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