Record summer temperatures predicted for Northeast (again)
By Cayte Bosler
Last summer was the hottest on record for the US
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Public to state on climate plan: who will bear the cost?
By Cayte Bosler
As temperatures heat up so is the debate around how New York can best keep its cool in the face of climate change.
Understanding wintry mix
Researchers head north for insight into near-freezing weather, mixed precipitation events
State opens climate justice discussion
By Cayte Bosler
Adirondack public meeting to take place May 10 in Tupper
Loons encounter unlikely threat: ice
By Cayte Bosler
Missed migration cues cause some birds to get stuck
As winters warm, ticks thrive
By Cayte Bosler
Researchers take note of northern spread of tick-borne illnesses
A bright spot on a bleak map
By Cayte Bosler
Adirondacks stand out as conservation leader on national biodiversity map
A renewed push to protect wetlands
Conservationists inside and outside the park hope a new focus on wetlands will raise up the important roles they play in flood mitigation, water quality, carbon sequestration and as habitat for plants and animals.
State’s environmental conservation budget receives lawmakers’ scrutiny
Climate goals, green energy projects, trail work, High Peaks visitor management among topics brought up during the hearing.
Representing the Adirondacks at a global climate summit
By Tim Rowland
Wild Center delegation of six students and three staff members participates in COP26 UN Climate Change Conference.