On Sustainable Development, California–and the Entire Country–Has a Long Way to Go
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Some California cities score higher, some lower, but none is nearing the goals agreed to by members of the United Nations.
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There’s a Right Way to Spend Trillions on Infrastructure
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A new report seeks to upend the debate over infrastructure to investments that boost mass transit while saving the planet.
Report: Cap-and Trade Investments Support Affordable Housing, Fire Prevention, Public Transit
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Without the GGRF, many of these programs wouldn't exist
Mitigation Banks: How Benefits from Upcoming CEQA Change Could Be Captured, Shared, Amplified
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A new report takes a look at a pioneering new way to handle mitigation under the California Environmental Quality Act that has huge potential benefits for communities far beyond a particular development.
Californians Are Worried About Climate Change, Support State Policies
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Californians favor the state's climate change policies, even knowing that this will mean higher gas and electricity prices.
Telegraph Avenue Parking-Protected Bike Lanes Show Stunning Results
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Oakland's Telegraph Avenue has seen an increase in people biking and walking as well as a decrease in speed, collisions, and delay along this heavily traveled corridor since reconfiguring the street with a road diet and parking-protected bike lanes. And retail establishments are reporting higher income.