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No New Headcount: How a Bank Started Climate Work (opens the original)
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The Traffic Engineer Who Helped Tear Down a Freeway. (opens the original)
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Jack Lucero Fleck was San Francisco’s fifth city traffic engineer and lived through - and influenced - the decision NOT to rebuild the Embarcadero Freeway after the 1989 earthquake. He shares his story of starting from the bottom, yet still recognizing he had influence, all the way to engaging with Rose Pak - a political powerbroker who was fighting FOR the freeway rebuild, and even shut down Chinatown by bringing all of the business owners down to City Hall.He used to call himself a low-level,
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