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View In Browser December 2, 2018 sandiegouniontribune.com Weekend Opinion ADVERTISEMENT   EDITORIALS   Read More » Law, order, economy should drive response to migrants at U.S.-Mexico border The U.S. needs a faster, better system for evaluating asylum-seekers. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT It's time to consider a federal carbon tax — and to confront NIMBYism The climate change stakes are so high they demand bold action. Read More » Steve Breen on climate change About Californians and their cars.... Read More » ADVERTISEMENT READERS REACT   Read More » Opposing views on assisting Central American immigrants A global economy is what is needed to help all people in need. Read More » Federal agents' actions at border nothing new San Diego Union-Tribune readers react to border actions. Read More » Fast action needed to protect way of life San Diego Union-Tribune readers react to climate change report. Read More » COMMENTARY   Read More » How collaboration and community help define Tijuana Collaboration and community are the true calling cards of a Tijuana that fuels economic growth on both sides of the border and bears similarities to the melting pot that is the U.S. Read More » Why California pension changes are needed to avert financial crisis An upcoming California Supreme Court case provides an opportunity to solve a deep and worsening public pension crisis. Read More » Why California pension promises should be kept The California Rule is very clear: Once a retirement benefit is vested, it cannot be taken away. An upcoming California Supreme Court case involves important retirement and legal issues. Read More » THE CONVERSATION   Read More » How another U.S.-Mexico border shutdown could hurt a multi-billion dollar economy A five-hour shutdown of the U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego cost local businesses $5.3 million in lost revenue last Sunday. What happens the next time it shuts down? Read More » Romaine lettuce update: It's good news except for California What happened to romaine lettuce? Is romaine safe to eat again? Where is the bad lettuce coming from? We have the answers to these questions and more. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | San Diego | 600 B Street #1201 San Diego, CA 92101 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Weekend Opinion newsletter.