CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, Issue 8) Adirondack Council Speaks Out On the Climate Crisis
The Adironack Council Speaks Out On the Climate Crisis, Member Spotlight, Spending Your Tax Dollars . . . Environmentally!, It’s Personal…
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, Issue 7) The Impact of the Inflation Reduction Act
The Impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, How Voting Can Affect Climate Policies, Share Your Climate Concerns – Vote Your Climate Concerns, Long Term Consequences of Unmitigated Climate Change Across NYS, A Message From Our Vice President
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, Issue 6) Solutions are the Answer
Eco-Anxiety? Solutions Are The Answer. In this time of Covid, it is interesting to note the parallels between views on this virus and climate change. Despite scientific evidence and events that point to the deadliness of Covid and the effects of climate change, there is a core of people who deny both.
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, Issue 5) E is for Environment and Education: A Call to Action!
Table of Contents
E is for Environment and Education: A Call to Action!
Enough Lion Around! Partying for the Planet at the Zoo
The Biden-Harris Action Plan for Schools
How Much Carbon Dioxide does my Car Release Anyway?
Revitalization of the Southwest Side of Onondaga Lake
Share your Climate Concerns
Action Station
News Bites
Upcoming Events
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, issue 4) Green Measures in the New York State Budget
Still Looking to the Positive
Green Measures in the New York State Budget
Share Your Climate Concerns
The Problem with Meat
Manlius gets Serious about Solar, and other CCAA news
Action Station
Upcoming Events
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, issue 3) Environmentalists Lobby Albany for Action on Electrification
“This comes at a really critical moment in the climate crisis and the state’s ability to meet our critical climate law that calls for society to move off of fossil fuels as rapidly as possible,” said Liz Moran of EarthJustice.
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, issue 2) CCAA Leadership Established
*Utilizing Big Data to Analyze Algal Blooms in the Finger Lakes
*Share your Climate Concerns
*Hope for Our Climate – Project Drawdown, Part 2
*Advocates Push Albany for Quick Rise in EV Sales
*First Fossil Fuel-Free Mixed Use Renovation in Syracuse
*CCAA Leadership Officially Established!
*Action Station, News Bites and Upcoming Events
*Spotlight – Scott Kushner
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 4, issue 1) Happy New Year!
Volume 4, Issue 1 January, 2022 Happy New Year from CCAA! Global Warming and Lake Ice Cover in Upstate New York Mount Morris Agrivoltaic Study – Co-locating Solar and Agriculture Hope for our Climate – Project Drawdown Clean Communities of CNY New Laws Tackle NY Waste Problem Action Station News Bites Upcoming Events Spotlight –
CCAA Newsletter (Volume 3, issue 11) A Journey to Plastics
Happy holidays from CCAA! Thank you for reading and sharing our newsletter throughout 2021. Very warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. We hope you enjoy the articles in this newsletter: A Journey to Plastics, CCAA Members Support Winners!, An Unusual Summer Leads to Unusual Mold, The Domino Effects of Warming Lakes…
CCAA Newsletter (volume 3, issue 10) Burning Fossil Fuels for Bitcoin
If Greenidge is allowed to proceed, a precedent will have been established, and other investors will surely look at power stations for private operations that do nothing to help this country’s energy transition off fossil fuels. By way of contrast, China labelled bitcoin mining as “highly polluting” in 2019, and banned the practice entirely in September 2021.