climate change
Cornell Research Project and Start-Up Receives Millions in Funding from Federal Grants
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University researchers have been selected to receive millions in federal grants for their innovations in clean energy technologies.
Science
Cornell Professors Explain Nobel-Winning Physiology and Physics
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The latest hype surrounding hot peppers is not some form of an internet challenge, but the latest Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
climate change
Delayed First Snowfall in Ithaca Reflects Changing Climate Patterns
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On Monday, Ithaca received its first flurries of snow of the winter season — almost two weeks later than last year. Cornell experts explained that this delayed start could be an indicator of the season to come, with more precipitation falling as rain instead of snow reflecting broader changes in climate.
Anthropology
Anthropologist Will Smith to Present Research as Part of Gatty Lecture Series
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Anthropologist and human geographer Will Smith will present his research on climate change this Thursday as part of the Ronald and Janette Gatty Lecture Series.
climate change
Record-Breaking Heat Is a Sign of Years to Come, Local Experts Say
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While local experts say the recent area heat advisories aren’t out of the ordinary for Ithaca summers, hotter days and nights are becoming more frequent because of climate change.
350.org
GUEST ROOM | We Need More Art In the Fight Against Climate Change
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We need more than just the BFAs in AAP to do this — we all have something valuable to contribute to this cause, because we, as young people, all have a stake in the future we inherit.
Bill De Blasio
Ben Furnas ’06 Appointed to Top NYC Environmental Position
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Ben Furnas ’06 was appointed director of the New York Mayor’s Office of Climate and Sustainability — the organization responsible for reducing carbon emissions and physical waste by managing roadways, rethinking public transportation and optimizing the electrical grid.
Agriculture
‘Our Changing Menu’ Brings Climate Consciousness to the Dinner Table
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The days of drinking coffee on the way to work or school may be numbered — experts warn that climate change has the power to deplete the production of this much beloved beverage, in addition to many other fan-favorite foods.
“Melting glaciers are bad enough, but the loss of coffee is downright terrifying,” said Prof. Emeritus Michael Hoffmann, entomology.
Vaccination
Ithaca Vaccination Clinics to Administer Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
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On April 29, the Tompkins County Health Department will hold vaccination clinics at the Ithaca Mall and Newfield Central School for individuals that are 18 years old or older.
City
Cornell and Ithaca Organizations Rally for Climate Justice Legislation
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Cornellians and Ithacans gathered on Wednesday to support the Climate and Community Investment Act, advocating for climate justice.