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Moving to a new home or city is exciting, but it often comes with some not-so-exciting environmental consequences. From gas-guzzling moving trucks to single-use products like moving boxes and packing peanuts, the process can be far from green. 

In fact, over 25 million Americans move to a new home each year. Along the way, they waste various materials, drive repeatedly back and forth, and accumulate tons of trash. The result is an excess of waste and carbon emissions.

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Being a first-generation college student is a unique and commendable achievement, but it can also bring about a mix of emotions: pride, excitement, anxiety, and a fear of the unknown. If you’re the first in your family to attend college, you might feel like you’re navigating this experience on your own. Without a roadmap from family members who have attended college before you, the journey can feel overwhelming. However, you’re not alone, and there are many resources and strategies to help you succeed. Here are some tips to ease your transition into higher education and help you thrive as a first-generation college student.

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