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Inaction — both in addressing root causes of climate change and preparing to deal with its effects — is not just irresponsible; it endangers human life.
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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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It’s rare to vote on a measure that can further Berkeley’s fight against climate change in such a modest yet impactful way.
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Depending on where you are, it might be smoky outside. Here are some ideas to help you pass time when the smoke is keeping you indoors.
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We — PG&E, the American government and the international community — must be proactive, because mitigation is not enough.
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Season eight’s winter may have come and gone, but the Game of Thrones franchise soldiers on with all the mindless determination of an ice zombie dragged shrieking from a frozen grave.
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In light of destructive events, whether man-made or natural, being prepared is important to ensure safety. While no one can foresee the future, there are always steps that campus administration, city officials and every student or community member can take.
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“Keep Calm and Carry On.” That was the message of my economics professor two weeks ago Thursday, when the UC Berkeley administration callously failed to suspend classes despite the apocalyptic air quality. Anybody who was on campus could feel how bad the air quality was. It hurt to breathe, and
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Nothing about SYML’s performance felt accidental, but the room felt as if it had collectively struck gold — a sort of miraculous convergence between man and music. The performance itself often felt paradoxical, managing to be dense and moving but light and sanguine in the same breath.
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Now is a good time for us to pause and take stock of how prepared we are in the event that Berkeley falls victim to a natural disaster. Events such as wildfires, earthquakes and droughts can strike the West Coast, and it’s critical that individuals know what to do in these emergency situations.
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