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Earth to Berkeley

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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 16, 2023

Consequences of the Thirty Meter Telescope Project

To myself and many other students, Berkeley is a place to get involved in cutting-edge research. However, it’s necessary for us to consider the impacts of the university’s research tools and the implications of where the UC system’s money goes.

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Blogs

MARCH 14, 2023

Gardening in Berkeley: A short dive into the basics of gardening in the Bay Area

Despite the relentless downpours and splintering winds for the past weeks, spring is just around the corner, officially marked for March 20, 2023. Whether you are a green-thumbed plant-whisperer or a brown-thumbed hopeful, here are a few features about Berkeley to keep in your back pocket as you venture out into a warmer season with a shovel and a watering can.
Blogs

MARCH 14, 2023

Gardening in Berkeley: A short dive into the basics of gardening in the Bay Area

Despite the relentless downpours and splintering winds for the past weeks, spring is just around the corner, officially marked for March 20, 2023. Whether you are a green-thumbed plant-whisperer or a brown-thumbed hopeful, here are a few features about Berkeley to keep in your back pocket as you venture out into a warmer season with a shovel and a watering can.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 14, 2023

Coping with environmental nihilism

So instead of being bogged down by fear, let it fuel you. Know that you aren’t alone in fighting climate change, that your actions matter and that it’s only as a unified front that we will be able to move to a sustainable future.
Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 14, 2023

Coping with environmental nihilism

So instead of being bogged down by fear, let it fuel you. Know that you aren’t alone in fighting climate change, that your actions matter and that it’s only as a unified front that we will be able to move to a sustainable future.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 13, 2023

Pathways to recycling at Berkeley

Through the collaboration of environmentalists, researchers and student initiatives, the challenge of campus waste can be solved with innovating ways of reuse and recycling. 
Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 13, 2023

Pathways to recycling at Berkeley

Through the collaboration of environmentalists, researchers and student initiatives, the challenge of campus waste can be solved with innovating ways of reuse and recycling. 
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 16, 2023

Consequences of the Thirty Meter Telescope Project

To myself and many other students, Berkeley is a place to get involved in cutting-edge research. However, it’s necessary for us to consider the impacts of the university’s research tools and the implications of where the UC system’s money goes.
featured article
Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 16, 2023

Consequences of the Thirty Meter Telescope Project

To myself and many other students, Berkeley is a place to get involved in cutting-edge research. However, it’s necessary for us to consider the impacts of the university’s research tools and the implications of where the UC system’s money goes.
featured article
Blogs

MARCH 14, 2023

Gardening in Berkeley: A short dive into the basics of gardening in the Bay Area

Despite the relentless downpours and splintering winds for the past weeks, spring is just around the corner, officially marked for March 20, 2023. Whether you are a green-thumbed plant-whisperer or a brown-thumbed hopeful, here are a few features about Berkeley to keep in your back pocket as you venture out into a warmer season with a shovel and a watering can.
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Blogs

MARCH 14, 2023

Gardening in Berkeley: A short dive into the basics of gardening in the Bay Area

Despite the relentless downpours and splintering winds for the past weeks, spring is just around the corner, officially marked for March 20, 2023. Whether you are a green-thumbed plant-whisperer or a brown-thumbed hopeful, here are a few features about Berkeley to keep in your back pocket as you venture out into a warmer season with a shovel and a watering can.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 14, 2023

Coping with environmental nihilism

So instead of being bogged down by fear, let it fuel you. Know that you aren’t alone in fighting climate change, that your actions matter and that it’s only as a unified front that we will be able to move to a sustainable future.
featured article
Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 14, 2023

Coping with environmental nihilism

So instead of being bogged down by fear, let it fuel you. Know that you aren’t alone in fighting climate change, that your actions matter and that it’s only as a unified front that we will be able to move to a sustainable future.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 13, 2023

Pathways to recycling at Berkeley

Through the collaboration of environmentalists, researchers and student initiatives, the challenge of campus waste can be solved with innovating ways of reuse and recycling. 
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 13, 2023

Pathways to recycling at Berkeley

Through the collaboration of environmentalists, researchers and student initiatives, the challenge of campus waste can be solved with innovating ways of reuse and recycling. 
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 07, 2023

Is the competitive Berkeley housing market a symbol of urban overpopulation?

Although Berkeley may just be one example of an urban area with a high housing demand, it is a larger signifer of how cities across the globe are also reaping the effects of an influx of people into the same square mileage.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 07, 2023

Is the competitive Berkeley housing market a symbol of urban overpopulation?

Although Berkeley may just be one example of an urban area with a high housing demand, it is a larger signifer of how cities across the globe are also reaping the effects of an influx of people into the same square mileage.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 06, 2023

Environmental law in Berkeley: People's Park, failed review

As a freshman living in Unit Two last year, I cherished my dorm room view. I no longer live in the dorms, but I can imagine that the view is quite similar, with one major exception: that canopy of trees, the foliage over People’s Park, no longer exists.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 06, 2023

Environmental law in Berkeley: People's Park, failed review

As a freshman living in Unit Two last year, I cherished my dorm room view. I no longer live in the dorms, but I can imagine that the view is quite similar, with one major exception: that canopy of trees, the foliage over People’s Park, no longer exists.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 02, 2023

Spring break travel: To fly or not to fly

Getting away for spring break is fun and an essential moment in the year to reset, and luckily it can be done in a respectful and environmentally responsible way.
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Earth to Berkeley

MARCH 02, 2023

Spring break travel: To fly or not to fly

Getting away for spring break is fun and an essential moment in the year to reset, and luckily it can be done in a respectful and environmentally responsible way.
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 27, 2023

What is e-waste?

Electronic waste is often overlooked, but it is important to remember that there are ways to recycle this in a semi-sustainable way to protect the environment from harm.
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 27, 2023

What is e-waste?

Electronic waste is often overlooked, but it is important to remember that there are ways to recycle this in a semi-sustainable way to protect the environment from harm.
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Becoming more sustainable before Earth Day

As each year goes by, we start to move further and further away from the first Earth Day of human history. As this time passes, we also become more knowledgeable about the future of the planet and ways we can properly manage natural resources to revert the effects of climate change.
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Becoming more sustainable before Earth Day

As each year goes by, we start to move further and further away from the first Earth Day of human history. As this time passes, we also become more knowledgeable about the future of the planet and ways we can properly manage natural resources to revert the effects of climate change.
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Composting: Start now before it becomes the law

In a lecture the other day, my professor posed a question: how many people know that throwing away organic waste is soon to become illegal in California? No one, myself included, raised their hand. What was this law and why didn’t anyone, assumedly all people who have thrown something away in the state, know anything about its existence?
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Earth to Berkeley

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Composting: Start now before it becomes the law

In a lecture the other day, my professor posed a question: how many people know that throwing away organic waste is soon to become illegal in California? No one, myself included, raised their hand. What was this law and why didn’t anyone, assumedly all people who have thrown something away in the state, know anything about its existence?
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