UPDATE: Beryl’s impact: Adirondack Park towns reopen roads, millions of dollars in damage
By James Odato
One year after torrential rain flooded parts of the Adirondacks, the region is expected to receive another heavy downpour.
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While often overlooked, peatlands are beautiful, mysterious, important
Views on the beauty of peatlands and the their important role in storing carbon, and providing a place of refuge
How to protect yourself during extreme heat
Find a cooling center in the Adirondacks during heat wave
Bringing Adirondack climate work to the global stage
Environmental education and civic engagement centered in fellowship
‘The Adirondacks are becoming more appealing’ in a warmer world
The Adirondack Explorer sat down with a top climate educator in the federal government to discuss the Adirondack Park in a warming world.
USDA updates zones map, reflecting changes many growers are already seeing
By Lauren Yates
Farmers and gardeners adapt to shifting seasons and wetter springs
Climate disasters in the Adirondacks: Who will pay?
Lawmakers pushing for measure to force oil and gas companies to foot the bill
Whiteface Mountain makes plans for snowmaking reservoir
By James Odato
CEO Ashley Walden spearheads multi-year effort to combat snow shortages
From acid rain to global warming: Adirondack research faces funding crunch
Long-term monitoring is necessary for climate progress, but money is hard to come by
Adirondacks to see electric school buses by 2035 amid push from state
State makes funds available for districts; answers questions around transition