‘The Adirondacks are becoming more appealing’ in a warmer world
The Adirondack Explorer sat down with a top climate educator in the federal government to discuss the Adirondack Park in a warming world.
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USDA updates zones map, reflecting changes many growers are already seeing
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Farmers and gardeners adapt to shifting seasons and wetter springs
Climate disasters in the Adirondacks: Who will pay?
Lawmakers pushing for measure to force oil and gas companies to foot the bill
Whiteface Mountain makes plans for snowmaking reservoir
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CEO Ashley Walden spearheads multi-year effort to combat snow shortages
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State makes funds available for districts; answers questions around transition
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Keeping track of carbon in the Adirondacks’ forests
System developed by SUNY-ESF researchers targets forest carbon, climate solutions
Adirondacks could be critical link for wildlife migration, climate resilience
How the Adirondacks play a crucial role in supporting wildlife migration against the backdrop of climate change
Adirondack Park’s role in animal migration
Warming temperatures force many species to migrate northward