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Technology from afar reveals changes to the Adirondacks
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Technology from afar reveals changes to the Adirondacks
On the heels of an afternoon at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake in which an assembly of scientists discussed in-the-weeds climate phenomena such as dry lightning and chlorophyll-A, it was an unscientific question from the audience that generated some of the most animated discussion. “Are you OK?” asked Jill Henck, climate and energy program director for the Adirondack North Country Association. After a year of cuts to research funding and attacks…
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