Diving deep into the Adirondacks’ ecological history
Lake sediment reveals clues to how the environment is changing.
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Harnessing energy with small blades
Clarkson professor creates design well-suited for the Adirondacks
What climate migration could mean for the Adirondacks
People chased by extreme climate conditions are finding refuge in the Adirondack Park
Can dams weather climate change?
Dams have historically helped create drinking water, power and food. In an era of a warming planet, dams could create havoc.
Electric vehicle owners to get more places to charge up in the Adirondacks
New York state announces multi-million dollar investments in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, including Adirondack locations
Paul Smith’s College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught
Paul Smith's College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught, and the missed opportunities
When serious science is Late Night fun
Student-run climate game show "Late Night for the Planet" combines fun, games and some overall levity
What’s the deal with gas appliances?
Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to phase out fossil fuel hookups in newly constructed buildings, triggering heated debates about the use of gas-powered appliances
Exploring climate and justice from Brooklyn to the Adirondacks’ Timbuctoo
Students to travel to Adirondacks this summer as part of inaugural climate and science institute
Adirondack maple producers see early start to season
By Holly Riddle
Early warm weather starts sap flowing, and causes problems for small producers