Retracted: Young children are hardest to count but have most at stake in 2020 census
The best place to fight for equity and disrupt the trajectory of toxic stress and adverse childhood experiences exists in supporting young children.
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Category Archives: Op-Eds
Ventilation must be improved in campus buildings for health, performance
There is evidence indicating that not only can high ventilation rates raise students’ test scores and increase focus, but they can also lower the supply of contaminants, which in turn reduces respiratory disease rates.
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Why we all must move out safely during COVID-19
While public health is a top priority, it’s still important to prevent literal tons of material from being dumped on the streets or ending up in landfills.
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Ask what you can do for California
“There’s no time like the present” has never been more accurate when it comes to spurring a new wave of civic engagement.
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A love-hate relationship with eucalyptus
The mottled, peeling strips of bark, the tapered leaves, the proud trunks standing tall — there is no doubt that the eucalyptus is a magnificent tree.
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Unregulated cosmetics are unfortunately safe until proven toxic
Until comprehensive cosmetics regulation is passed, it is up to us as consumers to keep harmful cosmetic chemicals out of our body.
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Fill out the census to secure funding, political representation
It is vital that the entirety of UC Berkeley’s student population works together to ensure #CalCounts.
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#FreeThemAll: Every immigrant in ICE custody must be released to help halt COVID-19
Despite the actions of whistleblowers, ICE leadership has been slow to take action against the spread of COVID-19 in these facilities
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COVID-19: Karma of collective cruelty
Turning a blind eye to the link between meat-based diets and pandemics can only continue at the cost of the suffering of all animals, human and nonhuman.
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From farm to fork to the dump
We are afraid of a food shortage, but at the same time, we are contributors to this shortage of food. And we must take responsibility for our actions.
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