Berkeley urges residents to opt for 100 percent renewable electricity

A city of Berkeley press release urged Berkeley residents to opt in to a 100% renewable electricity plan, as the city recently did.
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A city of Berkeley press release urged Berkeley residents to opt in to a 100% renewable electricity plan, as the city recently did.
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On Thursday morning, the California Public Interest Research Group, or CALPIRG, hosted a clean transportation town hall to discuss the urgency of climate change, current actions and solutions.
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During the ASUC Senate meeting Wednesday, senators and executives expressed support for the international community and passed several resolutions, with one resolution urging UC Berkeley to provide additional support for international students.
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With a new presidential administration in place, the UC system is now welcoming further collaboration with the federal government to take action against climate change.
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Replacing a battery could help revamp a family’s old computer instead of forcing them to buy a new one, but it’s not as easy as it should be.
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Berkeley City Council has approved the implementation of an Adopt-a-Spot program that will allow residents to formally adopt traffic triangles and circles.
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CalPIRG and other organizations recently initiated a campaign calling on Whole Foods Market to remove single-use plastic packaging from its shelves.
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The California Campus Vote Project, a nonpartisan coalition of student associations including CalPIRG Students and the UC Student Association, hosted a daylong “vote-a-thon” Tuesday to mobilize students to vote and highlight youth participation in the election.
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The New Voters Project, or NVP, aims to increase civic engagement among college students and encourage them to decide their own futures.
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A study conducted by the California Voter Foundation found that voters between the ages of 18 and 24 are about three times more likely to have their ballots rejected than older voters.
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