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Hope Munoz

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Boulder
As seen in: Flipboard, University of Colorado Boulder, UNM Newsroom, Berkeleyside, Boulder Weekly, Richmond Confidential, Electric Energy Online, Local News Matters, Boulder Reporting Lab, Yellow Scene Magazine and
Covers:  Open to covering everything, but has a preference for social and environmental topics.
Journalist with an interest in social and environmental topics, but open to covering everything! Currently freelancing for Yellow Scene Magazine.

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5 trash cleanup volunteer groups you can join in Berkeley

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By Hope Munoz
| Berkeleyside Verified
Each year, thousands and thousands of pounds of trash accumulate across Berkeley. Candy wrappers, cigarette butts, plastic bottles, old shoes, chairs, sofas, washing machines. Illegal dumping tends to spike during Cal Move Out, despite a popular furniture reuse program — but it’s a problem everywhere from the Berkeley Marina to homeless encampments (often from people living elsewhere) to empty lots in West Berkeley to Grizzly Peak in the hills.
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CITRIS PI uses sewage to track Central Valley nicotine use

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By Hope Munoz
| citris-uc.org
Colleen Naughton, a CITRIS principal investigator (PI) and 2020 seed funding award recipient is leading a new research initiative for nicotine detection at UC Merced. To detect tobacco use, Naughton and researchers are using a technique that looks for chemicals in wastewater samples taken at UC Merced and at treatment plants in Merced, Modesto and Woodland (Yolo County) from July through December 2025.
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Berkeley’s new library director is crossing the bay from San Francisco

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By Hope Munoz
| Berkeleyside Verified
The Berkeley Central Library is seen in a 2020 file photo. Photo: Pete Rosos The Board of Library Trustees appointed Rebecca Alcala-Veraflor, a veteran of San Francisco’s public library system, as the new leader of Berkeley’s libraries at a meeting Wednesday.
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