Tuesday’s Headlines
- Corporations using ineffectual offsets are slowing climate work (The Guardian)
- CA Transportation Commission is doling out money (SmartCitiesDive)
- TIRCP funding for housing at North Berkeley BART station (Berkeleyside, BART, Daily Californian)
- Victor Valley, San Bernardino, LA Metro get funding from CA’s Low Carbon Transit Operation Program (VV Daily Press)
- LA Metro updates its Transit Watch app to report security and maintenance issues (Daily News)
- On-demand shuttle is very in demand (SF Gate)
- World Series: The Yankees already beat the Dodgers in one thing: dropping oil sponsorship (Legal Planet)
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