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Berkeley Schools Lag Behind Neighboring Districts When it Comes to Recycling

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Students at John Muir Elementary sort for composting and recycling. (Courtesy of Green Schools Initiative) By Mary Flaherty, Berkeleyside Berkeley schools are making a renewed commitment to recycling and composting after efforts slacked off over the past five years. This … Continue reading

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