BY LEORAH GAVIDOR (Hint: sign the petition for ballot measure) A version of this story appeared in San Diego Reader UCSD professor and...

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Professor Adam Aron talks about why we’re not all doing something about it right now BY LEORAH GAVIDOR

Activist and Professor Adam Aron on what you can do now BY LEORAH GAVIDOR Adam Aron is a psychology professor at UC San Diego, and he is als

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Curbside Recycling of Food Scraps and San Diego County’s First Anaerobic Digester BY LEORAH GAVIDOR