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When it comes to wild forest, how many roads are too many?

By Gwendolyn Craig

The APA must decide what constitutes a road and what is considered a “material increase” of roads in wild forest lands.

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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.

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The art of water pollution

By Contributing Writer

Artists collaborate on an exhibit that calls attention to water pollution in the Lake Champlain basin

Adirondack Park Agency approves sixth solar project in Ticonderoga

By Gwendolyn Craig

The Adirondack Park Agency approved the sixth large-scale solar facility in the Town of Ticonderoga. A hearing is set for June 2.

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APA OKs Whiteface trail expansion, approval comes with caveats

By Gwendolyn Craig

The APA approved plans for ski trail widening, new trails and a new lift from Bear Den to Legacy Lodge at Whiteface Mountain.

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Adirondack constitutional amendments up against legislative clock

By Gwendolyn Craig

State lawmakers are considering four constitutional amendments impacting the Adirondack Park, but time before session ends is running out.

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Wilmington wildlife

By Tim Rowland

Adirondack Wildlife Refuge to reopen with new look, animals

Adirondacks-based reporter on covering war in Ukraine

By Gwendolyn Craig

Adirondacks-based NPR correspondent Brian Mann talks with the Adirondack Explorer about covering the war in Ukraine.

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Fewer people, but still fewer homes

By Tim Rowland

Adirondack residents struggle to find affordable housing

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Adirondackers work to bring assistance to Ukrainian refugees

By Jamie Organski

Ways to get involved with efforts to help Ukraine here and abroad

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