Climate Change in the Adirondacks Forum | June 4th
Temperatures in the Adirondacks are rising at twice the rate of the rest of the globe —about 3 degrees since 1900. If the trend continues, that increase is expe... More
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Interview with Adirondack Council’s John Sheehan
We talk with the Adirondack Council’s John Sheehan about the effect climate change is having on the Adirondacks.And in our extended interview, we also discuss... More
This Week on MLJ | May 17th, 2019
Temperatures are rising in the Adirondacks two times faster than many other places on the planet. Scientists say it is having a profound effect on our climate,... More
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Hunting Season
Volunteers have been heading out into the woods this winter hunting for signs of an invasive insect, a tiny, destructive bug that has found its way to the Adiro... More
Bill McKibben on Climate Fight
Author and environmental activist Bill McKibben was in Plattsburgh this week to talk to about 300 people who gathered at Plattsburgh United Methodist Church abo... More
Climate Change Threat
On this Earth Week, environmental advocates talk about their efforts to raise awareness and get more people to pay attention to climate change. From extreme wea... More
Bonus Interview with W. Timothy Palmer
Watch extended interview with Tim Palmer on the push to get Congress to approve a carbon fee and whether efforts to engage members of Congress have become more ... More
Transgender Candidate Enters Race for Governor
A few weeks ago we aired a documentary on Mountain Lake PBS about Christine Hallquist, the head of an electric utility in Northern Vermont, who is a transgender... More
Accepting Change: This week on Mountain Lake Journal
Many believe our changing climate is pushing us closer to an environmental catastrophe, but for most people, the problem is easy to ignore. Dave Hallquist, the ... More
Forgotten Farms: Climate Change (Extra Interview)
In this clip we talk about the impact Climate Change could have on the Northeast and how it could force the region to produce more of its own food.... More