climate change

Deeper Shade of Green looks back on impactful guests and topics covered over the past 38 episodes. The podcast will be on hiatus until Fall when we launch our next season, The health of our waters.

Farmers experience climate change effects. They also contribute with carbon emissions & methane from livestock The NYS Agriculture Department has a program to help them survive & solve climate change.

Trump administration cancelled or delayed an estimated $24 billion in clean energy projects, losing tens of thousands of jobs. Cliamte Power's Jesse Lee describes the impact and possible future.

NPR holds Climate Solutions Week, May 18-24 with stories on various NPR programs aired on WAER Syracuse Public Media. The stories from other communities mirror environmental content about our region.

New York State has one of the strongest climate protection laws in the country, the CLCPA. But emissions reduction targets & renewable energy goals are being weakened amid budget concerns.

All Saints Church parishioners created a task force to reduce carbon footprint, following Pope Francis' encyclical on earth stewardship. The group ran a successful solar power campaign.

The Environmental Defense Fund is fighting in court the Trump administration's repeal of the endangerment finding, a court ruling to consider dangers to health and environment when making regulations.

Community members can submit feedback on the draft plan through April 21 before leaders revise it and send it to the Common Council.

They say a Hochul administration memo incorrectly states the 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, or CLCPA, could cause energy bills to rise even more.

A coalition of 300 civic groups says plastic pollution disproportionately affects people of color. They released a map showing waste facilities are mostly near disadvantaged communities.