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Sustainability: The high price of eating inexpensive food

Artwork courtesy of Lidya Toscani

Food is inexpensive in America. You can buy a burger or a liter of soda for less than $1.

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Sustainability: The dark side of meat eating

America loves her bacon. We love our bacon, our hamburgers and our fried chicken so much that it’s easy for us to simply overlook what all this meat is doing to our nation.

Artwork courtesy of Omar Rodriguez

Sustainability: Few guidelines lead to green manipulation

Let’s use our imaginations. It’s January and you’ve got an itch. You want — no, you need — strawberries. You go to Henry’s Farmers Market or Trader Joe’s because you love the world.

Antonio Zaragoza / Photo Editor

Sustainability: Expand the trolley system in San Diego

Public transportation in San Diego has a rich history dating back to 1886 when the San Diego Street Car Company began to operate.

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Sustainability: Water bottle industry reigns on plastic throne

Imagine an industry that takes naturally produced goods and sells them back to you, the consumer, marked up by more than 10,000 times the actual value.

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Sustainability: Ocean dumping creates plastic plight

The ninth wonder of the world does indeed exist; it’s currently floating in the central Pacific Ocean and growing at a continuous rate.

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Sustainability: Sustainability, the new green renaissance

Scientists agree we have entered a new era of Earth’s history in which humans have become the dominant physical force.

Melodie Lapot / Staff Artist

Sustainability: Urban gardens sow community growth

Despite how it feels at the pump, gas remains significantly less expensive than my blood.


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