Environment
Farmers Forge Ahead During the Coronavirus Pandemic
As industries shut down or reduce workforce in response to the virus, Hudson Valley farms are keeping the food-supply chain moving.
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Transformation-on-Hudson
By Phillip Pantuso Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Hudson Valley State Parklands May Soon Increase
By Phillip Pantuso Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Capitalizing on Climate Change
By Nicole Hitner Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
We Paved Paradise
We tend to think of parking as a problem only when a spot can’t be found. But city planners who’ve documented the hidden costs of parking are starting to implement solutions.
Future Shock and the Just Transition
Creating equity in the Hudson Valley.
Keeping Carbon
A short documentary from Jon Bowermaster of Oceans 8 Films explores efforts by Hudson Valley farmers to keep carbon in the ground with regenerative farming methods.
Who’s Hunting Now?
Five stories of modern New York hunters.
What 2.9 Billion Birds Can Tell Us About Climate Change
A new study on bird population decline quantifies the impact humans have already had on the environment.
The Pace of Disaster Is Accelerating. Are We Ready?
The impacts of rising sea levels and increasing climate instability may force hard choices in the years to come.
Between the Engineer and the Poet
On the Hudson Valley’s rich heritage of environmental activism
A Living River
A new short film from National Geographic filmmaker Jon Bowermaster looks at efforts by Riverkeeper, the DEC, and others to restore the life within our majestic Hudson River.
The Latest on the Wallkill River Cleanup
A forthcoming clean water plan from the DEC will outline a strategy to end harmful algal blooms in one of the Hudson's largest tributaries.
