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While you light up on Memorial Glade after classes today, take a minute to celebrate by learning about the effects of cannabis on the environment.
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The United States needs to pass a federal carbon fee and dividend policy and, specifically, the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.
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Nielsen started beekeeping at the age of 17. Under the tutelage of Michael Thiele, the champion of “rewilding,” Nielsen’s passion for honeybees blossomed.
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COVID-19 has sparked a global crisis that has shocked the world, causing a tragic number of deaths and economic hardship for many. The same can be said about climate change, and if no concrete, scientifically driven policies are implemented, the complications will become more severe. It can be hard to
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We can’t turn our backs on our neighbors anymore. We must take action to ensure our city is able to provide for the most vulnerable.
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Buses are the linchpin to ensuring that we stop global warming, stop rising inequality and get people where they need to go safely.
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UC Berkeley’s Greener Solutions program was awarded funding from the Environmental Protection Agency on Sept. 23 to research alternatives to potentially dangerous chemicals used in the carpet and food packaging industries.
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As wildfires continue to ravage California in what has become a record-breaking wildfire season, Bay Area air quality has decreased as a result.
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While these social plights are undeniably tragic, this call to action is in many ways unavoidable because continuing business as usual would endanger the health of many more vulnerable communities.
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A group of campus graduate students in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering received a $25,000 federal grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to develop technology that removes arsenic from California drinking water.
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