Green infrastructure plans aids city vision of sustainability
Vanessa Lim/Staff
The city of Berkeley is undergoing a transition toward sustainability thanks to its green infrastructure plan, among other independent projects.
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UC Berkeley student transported to hospital after Hildebrand Hall lab explosion
UCPD issued a Nixle alert after a lab explosion in Hildebrand Hall about 3:30 p.m., warning students to avoid the area.
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Female environmentalists paving the way for a better, greener world
What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than by acknowledging the women whose names aren’t as well known. And what better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than by acknowledging their achievements in environmental advocacy, literature and science?
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A definitive ranking of reusable water bottles you’ll see at UC Berkeley
Plastic single-use water bottles? Sorry, we at the Clog really don’t know who that is. Stay hydrated with reusable water bottles.
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Personal responsibility is an essential part of effective environmental change
I agree with your June 21 editorial as far as it goes about Berkeley making grandiose environmental promises without concrete programs to implement them. And your strong inference is quite correct: The year 2030 is much too far in the future to achieve the necessary goal of eliminating fossil fuel
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Dianne Feinstein, Kevin de León advance to November election for US Senate
Voters across the state have picked incumbent Dianne Feinstein and California state Sen. Kevin de León to move on to the November general election for U.S. Senate.
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Unnecessarily replacing soap dispensers against environmental goals, worsens deficit
In the restrooms of multiple buildings on campus, perfectly good plastic hand soap dispensers have been replaced with newer plastic dispensers of identical function. Before our deficit-burdened school spends money fixing a problem that does not exist, they should consider our stated, shared goal of “zero waste by 2020.” Achieving
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‘An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power’ falls into shadows of its predecessor
What the film forgets is that audiences don’t want to see Al Gore as a politician — they want to see Gore as a humanitarian.
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CA legislators must formulate constructive water policies
Its an abomination that in a state where agriculture accounts for 80% of water use, about 95 percent of farmworkers are neglected access to safe tap water.
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Arctic attention must shift from profit to conservation based efforts
Parents, environmentalists, scientists worry while others rev their engines, ready to jump at the future profits in the Arctic.
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