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energyandsustainability.fs.cornell.edu/The Climate Action Council approved an ambitious plan to combat climate change earlier this week. It includes a cap-and-trade program for energy producers, the eventual electrification of home heating systems and cars, and building out the power grid to include more renewable sources like wind and solar. -
The males were born to parents Mali and Doc on October 24th, and an elephant care team has been monitoring the twins’ health around the clock.
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The pig is intended to symbolize the greed of fossil fuel companies at the expense of climate change, the environment, and public health. Five major multinational fossil fuel companies report a record $55 billion in the second quarter of 2022. -
Advocates say it's progress toward addressing the climate crisis, but not enough.
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The state DEC has activated its NYHABS online notification system, which includes an interactive map that shows bloom locations.
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More than 150 professionals, students, teachers, and industry leaders have gathered from across the region and the country to share the latest in drone research and development.
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Work has begun on the 1/3 mile path on what’s called Murphy’s Island, the contaminated 40 acre piece of land behind Destiny USA and the railroad tracks. The project is four years in the making.
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Officials say the entire network should be completed by summer.
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Clean energy advocates in New York say laws and regulations on the books could be preventing the state from adopting more climate-friendly transportation options to meet its climate goals. Governor Hochul said during her state of the state address she wants to promote electric cars, trucks, and buses.
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Advocates of clean energy in New York say they’re glad to see Governor Hochul make a strong commitment on critical pieces of the state’s Climate Action Plan in her state of the state address.
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On January 1, New York state’s restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses will no longer be able to offer polystyrene foam containers for takeout food and beverages. A new law extends a ban on the containers in New York City to the rest of the state and is aimed at cutting down on litter from the non-biodegradable material.
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Those who’ve wanted to watch a film on the giant domed screen at the IMAX theater at the Museum of Science and Technology won’t have to wait too much longer. It’ll be a new experience when the theater reopens early next year.
