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8:39 AM PST on December 17, 2010

    • CARB Approves "Cap and Trade" Plan (LAT)
    • Compromise Reached in Hollywood Farmer's Market Dispute (LA_Now)
    • More Southland Residents Driving Somewhere for the Holidays (Daily News)
    • Bike Plan Passes Planning Commission (LACBC Blog)
    • Mayor V. Likes the Bike Plan (Biking In L.A.)
    • New York Times Calls for Crackdown on Cyclists
    • One Last Slap at the Metro Board's Piecemeal Approach to Planning (City Watch)
    • I'm Dreaming of a Wet Christmas (LA_Now)
    • Bailed-Out Auto Companies Would Collapse Without Profits From Gas Guzzlers (NYT via Sblog NY)

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