Tuesday’s Headlines
We've passed the crucial temperature point; GHGs are rising, but we're still frantically fixing freeways instead of changing our ways; More
8:32 AM PST on November 21, 2023
- Earth has surpassed the tipping point temperature (LA Times)
- California’s GHGs are rising, and that’s without even counting all of them (LA Times)
- CA’s grid is hindering climate goals – maybe this new law can help (Canary Media)
- What San Pablo Avenue’s “parallel bikeways” plan entails (Berkeleyside)
- A hit-and-run spurs a new safe streets advocate (Berkeleyside)
- Take the bus to Salinas because you can (KQED)
- The world’s most unusual transport modes (National Geographic)
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