Earth to Berkeley

Understanding the intricacies of environmental justice can seem like a daunting task, but it’s really just as simple as reading an entertaining book. Pick up one of these for your next read and who knows, maybe it’ll inspire you to pick up the fight against climate change.

It’s important for individuals to be cognizant of the amount of organics they’re sending out with the trash each day. However, is there a point where the emphasis on food waste at the household level can do more harm than good?

When asked about the most important habitats for biodiversity and carbon dioxide sequestration, most people will respond with the rainforest or coral reefs. However, very few recognize the immense benefits that wetlands provide for natural habitats, human utilization and climate change mitigation.

When trying a new restaurant, it is super easy to decrease your environmental footprint by seeing if they emphasize sustainability in their food production.

The UC Berkeley community has a lot to offer students who are passionate about social and environmental issues. On a large — sometimes overwhelming — campus, it’s important to find support and community among fellow students with similar interests and values.

Threading through the ground in forests and habitats alike are complex, interconnected networks of fungi.

In the final part of this series, we’ll be diving into the large industry that is plastics — some of the ways that the industry is useful and the ways that it’s not.

Climate awareness is such an important tool for adults and younger audiences alike. It's why incorporating teaching into the role of researchers and professionals is crucial to inspire the next generation.