Monday’s Headlines
EPA finalizes limits on particulate pollution; VMT back to pre-COVID levels; SANDAG makes plans to add 200 new freeway miles; More
8:25 AM PST on February 12, 2024
- More on EPA finalizing limits on particulate pollution (Grist)
- VMT back to pre-COVID levels in 2023 (Eno Transportation)
- SANDAG makes plans to add 200 new freeway miles (KPBS)
- Opinion: Biking in LA is fun. Let’s make it safe (LA Times)
- Golden Gate Bridge directors to consider increasing tolls at hearing next week (Patch)
- Everyone making their pitch, pro and con, about Dodger Stadium gondola (LA Times)
- In New York, new evidence shows speed cameras discourage speeding – except among a group of incorrigible scofflaws (Bloomberg)
- A deep dive into the farm bill (Food & Environment Reporting Network)
- LA made it this time. But the weather is only going to get worse (LA Times)
- How the candidates for California Senator differ (Mercury News)
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