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Life Cycle finishes their 545 mile trip in L.A. Photo: Mischa Hedges Eco-Village Maps Where Sharrows Are Coming Will the LAPD Presence Turn Critical Mass Into an Ad-Hoc Rolling CicLAvia? (LAist) 30/10 the a Chance to Change the Way People Think About Infrastructure Projects (Next American City) Report: HSR Will Dump $4.3 Billion Into L.A.’s … Continued

By Damien Newton

7:51 AM PDT on June 17, 2010

Life Cycle finishes their 545 mile trip in L.A. Photo: Mischa Hedges

Eco-Village Maps Where Sharrows Are Coming
Will the LAPD Presence Turn Critical Mass Into an Ad-Hoc Rolling CicLAvia? (LAist)
30/10 the a Chance to Change the Way People Think About Infrastructure Projects (Next American City)
Report: HSR Will Dump $4.3 Billion Into L.A.’s Economy (SRCC)
Food Truck Owners Crash Tour LaBonge (LAist)
It’s Dump the Pump Day (The Source)
“Cabled Powered Transit Catching On Around the World (Planetizen)
BP Could Owe $280 Million. A Day. Just In Civil Charges. (NYT)
Who Is Screwing Up in the Gulf? Follow the Money (LAT)
Reclaiming Our Streets From Cars: Now It’s Science (Scientific American)
How Are You Celebrating Dump the Pump Day? (WaPo)

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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