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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 20, 2023

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Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
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Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
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During this year’s move-out season, I have hope that we can collectively mobilize behind the Cooperative Reuse program to redistribute thousands of furniture items and leave Berkeley a more sustainable place.
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During this year’s move-out season, I have hope that we can collectively mobilize behind the Cooperative Reuse program to redistribute thousands of furniture items and leave Berkeley a more sustainable place.
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Environmental organizations on campus have spent the COVID-19 pandemic spearheading several sustainability initiatives, including a focus on single-use plastics. 
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Environmental organizations on campus have spent the COVID-19 pandemic spearheading several sustainability initiatives, including a focus on single-use plastics. 
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UC Berkeley is ranked 13th in Sierra magazine’s 2020 “Cool Schools” ranking, alongside five other UC campuses that placed in the top 30 schools.
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UC Berkeley is ranked 13th in Sierra magazine’s 2020 “Cool Schools” ranking, alongside five other UC campuses that placed in the top 30 schools.
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While public health is a top priority, it's still important to prevent literal tons of material from being dumped on the streets or ending up in landfills.
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While public health is a top priority, it's still important to prevent literal tons of material from being dumped on the streets or ending up in landfills.
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