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The New York Climate Action Council is in the midst of a series of hearings across the state to get comments on a document that will guide the state toward its climate goals of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 85% by 2050.
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Scientists say a spider species native to Japan that can get as big as the palm of your hand has the potential to migrate to upstate New York. It's already inhabiting parts of the southeastern United States.
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State officials are asking New Yorkers for help in identifying the latest invasive species to creep into the state. The spotted lanternfly is spreading to a growing number of counties in New York, including the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes regions.
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Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed a bill prohibiting sales of gasoline-run vehicles as early as 2035, transforming New York's future both environmentally and economically.
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The United Nations recently released its latest climate change report, painting a bleak picture of the future of our planet. So, what does global warming looks like here in central New York and how are local leaders and residents can mitigating climate change?
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Four years after officials from central and northern New York submitted a nomination to make Lake Ontario a national marine sanctuary, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has drafted a plan to make this dream a reality.
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Four years after officials from central and northern New York submitted a nomination to make Lake Ontario a national marine sanctuary, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has drafted a plan to make this dream a reality.
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Piping Plovers that have nested in Sandy Pond, along the Lake Ontario shoreline, are preventing dredging in a nearby inlet from continuing.
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Onondaga County’s recycling organization is urging residents to stop putting certain glass containers into their blue recycle bins. OCRRA, the Onondaga…
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A bill to temporarily halt cryptocurrency mining in New York is still in committee as the legislative session in Albany comes to a close, despite…
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Hemlock Woolly Adelgids are an invasive species of insect that feed on the sap of Eastern Hemlock trees, eventually killing them.This process can take…
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Zac Horrocks has been an Adirondack-based trout fishing guide for 15 years and he said if there’s ever a year for beginners to try their hand at catching…