NASA, international researchers to Fly, Sail North to Study Plankton-Climate Change Connection The North Atlantic Aerosols and Marine Ecosystems Study (NAAMES) has just launched its data collecting
Is there a connection to climate change and weather? A committee from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will hold a two-day public
We blogged about this back in January, 2015: Teach Your Children Well. Today’s New York Times opinion piece links to the Next Generation Science Standards offer one
More and more large cities in the United States are replacing traditional street lights with newer light-emitting diodes or LED lights. The LEDs use much
Although the first Climate Change Museum in the United States is in the initial planning stages, it looks as though it will become a reality
The Federated Conservationists of Westchester County, NY (FCWC), based in White Plains, NY, has been addressing environmental issues in Westchester County since 1965. They have
This is the 7th annual Climate Week in New York City. Listed below are just a few events that are mostly free, some need pre-registration.Over
(text below is taken from a press release from The Fallon Forum) Normandy-to-Paris Walk for Climate Action Two Americans who walked across U.S continue on
An additional $100 million is being added to the New York City flood prevention fund for lower Manhattan. Mayor de Blasio announced two weeks ago
A new and experimental river energy turbine could provide clean power to remote villages in Alaska. Testing “hydrokinetic” turbine is the Alaska Center for Energy
Do low-lying clouds have an effect on global climate? Bruce Albrecht, professor of atmospheric sciences at the UM Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
“There is such a thing as being too late when it comes to climate change,” said President Obama when he announced his action plan for
