Who Needs A Border Wall When We Have Exclusionary Zoning?
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It’s a good time to remember we have a weapon that’s far more effective at keeping the poor and huddled masses off our (unsustainable) lawns than a border wall: exclusionary zoning.
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Symposium Kicks off “Undesign the Red Line” Exhibit Thursday
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"Undesign the Redline" kicks off its Los Angeles residency at LATTC Thursday with a day-long symposium. Exhibit runs through March 31.
Video: Introducing VMT – Vehicle Miles Traveled
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Here's a video that explains VMT in a way that even kids can understand. Hopefully traffic engineers, too.
Sacramento City Council Passes a Citywide TOD Ordinance
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City removes required parking minimums and restricts car-oriented uses near its light rail stations.
Sacramento Is Reworking its Bus Network
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Sacramento transit planners asked residents about their needs and preferences, and discussed the trade-offs. Now they've put out a draft proposal for a new, higher-frequency bus network.
Report: California Efforts to Reduce Transportation Emissions Are Not Working
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The California Air Resources Board released a report today showing that major changes will be needed to meet regional greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.