Cornell Climate Change

A warmer New York City could be a sicker one - Warm winters favot the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus.

Cornell offers new climate change minor - Open to all undergraduates with no prerequisites for three core.

Big Oil and Our First Climate Change Refugees - environmentalist and National Book Award winner Peter Matthiessen presented the 2012 Iscol Lecture, April 23.

New Cornell-Indonesia climate change initiatives

Mild weather puts Hudson Valley fruit crops in jeopardy - But it may be several decades before winters are too warm to not meet chilling requirements.

75+ attend 'Climate Change and New York Ecosystems: Where do we go from here?' workshop - If you missed the Dec. 5 event, you can still view presentation slides.

ClimAID report released - 600-page NYSERDA report on effects of climate change to New York includes contributions by 19 Cornell scientists.

NYC press luncheon features expert on how climate change affects crops [Cornell Chronicle 9/23/2011] - David Wolfe reviewed how quickly the globe is warming and how New York can better prepare at an Inside Cornell media event in NYC. View video.

More than 50 participate in climate change webinar - "Climate Change Basics: A Primer on Climate Change Science & Impacts in New York," featured Dr. Art DeGaetano, Cornell University Dept. of Earth and Atmospheric Science.