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In Connecticut and beyond, emissions worsen air quality and contribute to global warming, which can cause or exacerbate air quality degradation.
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A study by Stony Brook University examines the drastic decline in Peconic Bay scallops since 2019 — the report could be a cautionary tale for New England.
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An audit of New York’s plan to protect pollinators says the state needs to increase efforts to help save honeybees.
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Most Americans agree on the importance of protecting the environment — regardless of their party affiliation, according to the latest Sacred Heart University poll.
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New York now has a plan for how the state will reach its ambitious climate goals, established through law, after a council of stakeholders established in statute voted to approve that strategy Monday.
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Long Island climate activists rallied this week for Governor Kathy Hochul to include in her next state budget proposal a measure that would require new buildings to be all electric. The law would make New York the first state with a plan to end the use of fossil fuels in new construction.
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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker launched the city’s first Office of Climate and Sustainability with plans to transition the city to use renewable energy sources rather than fossil fuels.
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Scientists confirm shellfish in Peconic Bay have failed to adapt to climate change.
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Political scientists at Stony Brook University have completed a study about the pandemic’s effect on climate change awareness.
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The COVID-19 pandemic dominated the minds of people over the past few years, resulting in reduced attention toward climate change, according to a study conducted by Stony Brook University political scientists.