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Tigers go green: Fletcher adopts sustainability program
Eva Chang
and
Sophie Mies
May 15, 2024
80 by 30: How Palo Alto is planning sustainability
Chloe Huang
and
Kensie Pao
February 27, 2024
Opinion: A grim globe: Climate change experienced firsthand
Augustus Soedarmono
, Staff Writer
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Lizzy Williams
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Nadia Soberg
and
Otto Kiss Meyerfreund
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Opinion: Democratic divergence: Blueprint for a better democracy
Andy Robinson
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Anna Van Riesen
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Sofia Antebi
,
Gopala Varadarajan
and
Ajin Jeong
May 26, 2022
Our planet, our future: Generations unite for Earth Day rally
Sebastian Bonnard
and
Emily Yao
May 25, 2022
Fuel for the future: The rise of electric vehicles in Palo Alto
Allegra West
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Dominique Lashley
May 25, 2022
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![RAIN RIVER — Palo Alto resident Nana Chancellor said she watched the water rise in the San Francisquito Creek on New Year’s Eve. “The speed at which [the water] rose and came down the street was really shocking,” Chancellor said. Photo: Nadia Soberg](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-21-164855-900x323.png)
