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On the whole, processes that contribute to the accelerated climate change we are currently experiencing are a threat to the Adirondack Park, our national security, and the world’s human security.
Here are a few stories about the impacts Climate Change is having on the Adirondack Park.
Explore Climate Change Impacts on the Adirondack Park
Bill McKibben On Adirondack Climate Action
Adirondack Land Use, Climate Change Linked
Adirondack Deluges In The Climate Forecast
Preparations for Increased Extreme Weather
Adirondackers Dealing With Climate Change
Climate Change is Altering Nature’s Clock
Arrival of Spring, Phenology and Climate Change
Migratory Bird Ecosystem Disruption Research Published
Eastern Forest Birds Face Wintering Grounds Habitat Loss
Plague of Ticks: Scientists Search for Solutions
Adirondack Insects: Extreme Cold And Climate Change
Early Research on Climate Change and Soil
Climate Change Threatens Adirondack Boreal Species
Will Adirondack Trout Survive A Warming Climate?
Climate Change Destroying Trout, Salmon Fisheries
How A Warm Winter Impacts Local Wildlife
Ice-Out Days and Climate Change
Don Mellor On Climate Change And Ice Climbing
Slush Pile: Whiteface Skiing and Climate Change
As Climate Changes, Poor Winters Hurt Adirondack Tourism
Illustration: Graph of Temperature data from four international science institutions: NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, NOAA National Climatic Data Center, Met Office Hadley Centre/Climatic Research Unit and the Japanese Meteorological Agency. Graph produced by Earth Science Communications Team at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory | California Institute of Technology.
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Great list. Thanks John.