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  1. Knocking your NOx off

    Exploring new Bay Area Air Quality Management District regulations requiring zero NOx standards for heating appliances to reduce pollution and protect public health.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Sat 18 March 2023
    In:Politics
  2. Mobile homes are a piece of the housing puzzle

    Making the YIMBY case for mobile homes as part of California's housing solution, covering affordability, ownership, flexibility, and environmental benefits.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Mon 20 February 2023
    In:Politics
  3. Taking advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act in Contra Costa County

    How Contra Costa County can leverage $1.4 billion in federal infrastructure funds to build a green economy through manufacturing and services.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Tue 03 January 2023
    In:Politics
  4. Electric scooters have a public health externality

    Electric scooters create hidden public health costs through increased emergency room visits, requiring cities to address safety externalities.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Tue 23 October 2018
    In:Politics
  5. Where's the 'alt-middle'?

    Frustrated by partisan politics, I'm looking for the 'alt-middle' - candidates willing to break party lines and take positions on housing and policy.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Sun 26 August 2018
    In:Politics
  6. The case for more housing in Contra Costa County

    An economic analysis of Bay Area housing scarcity, rising prices, and the urgent need for high-density housing near transportation.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Wed 01 August 2018
    In:Politics
  7. Income inequality in and around Contra Costa County

    Analysis of income inequality trends in Contra Costa County using Federal Reserve data, showing growing gaps between top and bottom earners post-recession.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Thu 12 July 2018
    In:Politics
  8. My critique of Prop 13

    Analyzing how Proposition 13 disrupted California's local government funding by centralizing property tax control in Sacramento and undermining fiscal autonomy.

     By:Ryan Buckley
    On:Thu 05 July 2018
    In:Politics

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