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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 08, 2023

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UC Berkeley research reveals cover cropping could potentially mitigate climate change

A study by UC Berkeley’s Agroecology Lab on cover cropping revealed findings that show implementation of this practice in farms during their off season could mitigate carbon emissions.

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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, launched a public outreach and education campaign May 1, with the goal of educating Berkeley residents about wildfire safety and prevention.
The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, launched a public outreach and education campaign May 1, with the goal of educating Berkeley residents about wildfire safety and prevention.
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The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden began a “Save Our Newts” campaign to raise money to fix cracks in its Japanese garden pool so the pool does not collapse.
The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden began a “Save Our Newts” campaign to raise money to fix cracks in its Japanese garden pool so the pool does not collapse.
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On May 30, the California State Assembly approved AB 1347, also known as Skip-The-Slip. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, offers consumers the choice between digital and print proof of purchase, or receipts.
On May 30, the California State Assembly approved AB 1347, also known as Skip-The-Slip. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, offers consumers the choice between digital and print proof of purchase, or receipts.
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A study by UC Berkeley’s Agroecology Lab on cover cropping revealed findings that show implementation of this practice in farms during their off season could mitigate carbon emissions.
featured article
A study by UC Berkeley’s Agroecology Lab on cover cropping revealed findings that show implementation of this practice in farms during their off season could mitigate carbon emissions.
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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, launched a public outreach and education campaign May 1, with the goal of educating Berkeley residents about wildfire safety and prevention.
featured article
The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, launched a public outreach and education campaign May 1, with the goal of educating Berkeley residents about wildfire safety and prevention.
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The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden began a “Save Our Newts” campaign to raise money to fix cracks in its Japanese garden pool so the pool does not collapse.
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The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden began a “Save Our Newts” campaign to raise money to fix cracks in its Japanese garden pool so the pool does not collapse.
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On May 30, the California State Assembly approved AB 1347, also known as Skip-The-Slip. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, offers consumers the choice between digital and print proof of purchase, or receipts.
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On May 30, the California State Assembly approved AB 1347, also known as Skip-The-Slip. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, offers consumers the choice between digital and print proof of purchase, or receipts.
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Tilden Regional Park’s Lake Anza will reopen after facing a closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic and maintenance issues.
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Tilden Regional Park’s Lake Anza will reopen after facing a closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic and maintenance issues.
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A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Monday reveals that Western forests are not adapting fast enough to match the current rate of climate change.
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A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Monday reveals that Western forests are not adapting fast enough to match the current rate of climate change.
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Sage Lenier, a 2020 graduate from UC Berkeley’s department of conservation and resource studies, is creating a non-profit after the success of the DeCal she started in 2018 called “Zero Waste: Solutions for a Sustainable and Just Future.”
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Sage Lenier, a 2020 graduate from UC Berkeley’s department of conservation and resource studies, is creating a non-profit after the success of the DeCal she started in 2018 called “Zero Waste: Solutions for a Sustainable and Just Future.”
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Students at Cal Zero Waste received a $26,400 grant this fall to promote and study waste reducing practices in and around UC Berkeley. 
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Students at Cal Zero Waste received a $26,400 grant this fall to promote and study waste reducing practices in and around UC Berkeley. 
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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, plans to launch a comprehensive neighborhood program to reduce wildfire risks later this March.
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The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, plans to launch a comprehensive neighborhood program to reduce wildfire risks later this March.
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With the drop in temperatures and increase in rainfall, the City of Berkeley and local organizations have been working to provide aid for the houseless population during this turbulent weather. 
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With the drop in temperatures and increase in rainfall, the City of Berkeley and local organizations have been working to provide aid for the houseless population during this turbulent weather. 
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