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A look at how the new state permitting process will unfold for large-scale renewables projects in the Adirondacks
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A look at how the new state permitting process will unfold for large-scale renewables projects in the Adirondacks
An Adirondack historian is researching how climate change will affect culture and history for a statewide climate assessment
Scientists planning a far-reaching survey of climate change want to take the temperature of Adirondack lakes -- continuously and at different depths.
Fungi play a significant role in understanding climate change and finding solutions, experts say
Researchers, ice skaters reflect on changes to popular winter pastimes
Decades of entries by residents show changes on local level
Gov. Kathy Hochul presented a $227B state budget for 2024 on Wednesday, with sums for climate change mitigation, clean water and the environment.
We talk with climate scientist Curt Stager about a recent paper he published
The Summer Institute for Climate Change Education in Lake Placid taught youth the tools they need to make change happen.
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