Thursday’s Headlines
Unmet transit needs? Climate credits for cow poop has led to some bad outcomes; Hydrogen is a big distraction; More
8:41 AM PDT on October 19, 2023
- North Coast municipalities ask about unmet transit needs (KRCR)
- Unintended outcomes have California rethinking climate credits for dairy digesters (Cal Matters)
- Tips for a first-time bike commute (Momentum Mag)
- Hydrogen is a big distraction (LA Times)
- Cars are homes for a lot of people (NY Times)
- Official clean air measurements have big loopholes (Grist)
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