Environment
A Farmer Joins the Race for Albany
In the sprawling 51st state Senate district, Schoharie County farmer Jim Barber sees an opportunity to help rural economies recover.
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Farmers on the Front Lines of Climate Change: Matt Sheffer of Hudson Carbon
Susan Arterian Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Love Canal Redux? A Toxic Heritage in Nassau
Barbara Reina Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
‘Show the Connection Between Our Environment and Our Lives’: A Q&A with Michelle Hinchey
Roger Hannigan Gilson Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
Can Farming and Wildlife Coexist?
Jon Bowermaster Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Open Water
Removing dams from the Hudson Valley's rivers.
Transformation-on-Hudson
A forested former industrial site in Kingston and Ulster could be made into a state park.
Hudson Valley State Parklands May Soon Increase
Gov. Cuomo proposes adding more than 2,000 acres among other robust environmental initiatives in 2020 State of the State address.
Capitalizing on Climate Change
On carbon markets and their implications for the Hudson Valley.
Cricket Valley and the Fight for New York’s Energy Future
The state has pledged to drastically reduce carbon emissions. So why is a new natural-gas-burning power plant opening in 2020?
The Promise and Peril of Cow Power
Anaerobic digestion is an innovative process that converts waste to energy. Is it too good to be true?
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.
