Policies needed to secure access for all
"Access for all" starts with adopting policies for managing Adirondack Park backcountry users that are fair and equitable.
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Climate scientist to state: Where’s the nuclear power?
By Cayte Bosler
James Hansen criticizes state climate plan, leads calls for expansion of nuclear energy generation
Stray voltage closes Tioga Point campground
By Mike Lynch
National Grid is working to address an electrical problem that has closed state campground on Raquette Lake.
Behind the scenes at Essex Industries
By Mike Lynch
Director John Gereau talks about Essex Industries and how it works with people with disabilities to prepare them to join the work force.
5 ways to buy local flowers
By Holly Riddle
Adirondack flower farms bring unique additions to the region's agricultural landscape
Rail bike company to buy Tahawus line
By Tim Rowland
Alternate bidder to move ahead after auction winner misses down payment
Stewards point the way
At trailheads and summits around the Northeast, stewards provide some words and a welcome
A place worth celebrating
Signs of spring abound in this photo round up of recent pics taken by Explorer staffers.
State approves multi-billion dollar deal to support Lake Champlain power line
Transmission line project will deliver Canadian hydropower to NYC
Say cheese
By Holly Riddle
After starting business from scratch, Nettle Meadow's cheese operations grow, gain recognition