Later this month, a number of local climate organizations will march in downtown Rochester to spur action and educate participants on the interconnectedness of modern-day challenges.
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New microplastics research hub gets U.S. funding
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The University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology, backed by $7.3 million in federal funding, are partnering to study the environmental and health threats posed by plastic particles.
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REMADE to host conference in D.C.
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The national institute’s April 10-11 event will bring together innovators, educators, researchers, business leaders and policymakers, and others involved in the shift to a circular economy.
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Fighting back against natural invaders
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An extensive regional network of organizations is working to limit the threat of invasive plants and insects.
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Genesee Land Trust appoints director
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Lorna Wright, a veteran of land preservation efforts, hopes to expand conservation in the Genesee River area.
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Citizen input on Climate Action Plan sought
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The second phase of Monroe County’s CAP will study communitywide greenhouse gas emissions.
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Are we ready to be a climate refuge?
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As climate change accelerates, the Rochester area is expected to experience fewer extremes than many parts of the U.S., making it a possible destination for those who have been displaced. Is the region prepared?
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An Earth Day weekend
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Climate Solutions will hold a summit for the Genesee-Finger Lakes region today and tomorrow.
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Environmental groups sue Seneca Lake bitcoin miner
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The Sierra Club and Finger Lakes activists claim Greenidge Generation’s plant violates Clean Water Act rules.
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Greenidge plant exempt from new moratorium
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The legislation, signed Tuesday by Gov. Kathy Hochul, targets proof-of-work cryptocurrency mining operations, but it does not apply to operators that have already filed paperwork for new or renewal permits.
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Pittsford, Geneva achieve Climate Smart status
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The towns join 105 certified communities in the state that have taken actions to reduce the impact of climate change.