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Rent Subsidies, Climate Justice, and Court Reform | San Jose News
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Teachers could get rent subsidies to live near schools—avoiding the housing price hikes that come with direct home-buying incentives. Meanwhile, polluters should pay for climate damage, since they profit while causing emissions and often get taxpayer breaks. The push for clean energy continues, with solutions like rebates and batteries addressing affordability and reliability concerns. A public plaza’s proposed name, Quetzalcoatl, sparks debate over cultural sensitivity and historical interpretations. And finally, a legal cap on the Supreme Court at nine justices is gaining traction as a way to shield it from political manipulation.
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