This convening will provide a an opportunity for conference participants to take a critical look at the various report recommendations, discuss their implementation, and consider what else is needed for a comprehensive resilience strategy for New York.
Landscape ecologist Eric Sanderson discusses his new book “Terra Nova: The New World After Oil, Cars, and Suburbs.” Envision a new American landscape less dependent…
As part of a public lecture series on The History of Climate Change and the Future of Global Governance The Hertog Global Strategy Initiative Presents:…
May 22nd, climate change’s most illustrious leaders, scholars, and researchers will meditate in one place.
Community Composting – Farm Market Food Scraps, May 26, 10am-3pm Join us to build a windrow! We will combine 9,000 lbs of neighbor food scraps…
Some views on sustainability presented at a recent New York Times conference
Triple Canopy is pleased to announce Speculations (“The future is ______”), fifty days of lectures, discussions, and debates about the future, as part of EXPO…
Successfully addressing the challenge of a changing climate is critical for maintaining conditions that are ripe for overall economic sustainability, political stability, and growth. Asia…
The nuts and bolts of financing, balancing public-private partnerships, and implementation remain to be seen.
The Beloved Earth Community: an event at Riverside Church 490 Riverside Drive, NY, NY No charge to attend Sermon by Bill McKibben, founder, 350.org 10:30…
Our Annual Earth Day Ride is one of our most successful rides every year, because we consistently stick true to the themes of earth day and…
Come participate in a design charette focused on the community vision for the North Shore of Staten Island post-Hurricane Sandy. To register join the event…
The speakers delved into the history of biking, current undertakings to create bike lanes and redesign streets, as well as proposed future plans–all with a focus on the Brooklyn waterfront.
Earth’s climate trajectory over the next few decades will be influenced both by human-induced climate change and by internally generated variability in the climate system. This lecture highlights the substantial contribution of internal variability to projected climate trends over North America in the next 50 years.
The mighty water molecule, with its voracious appetite for infrared radiation, is responsible for much of what we know about climate and climate change, and even more of what we don’t know.
A lecture that outlines our understanding of the main feedback processes in the climate system and how they impact both the magnitude of future changes in Earth’s climate and the uncertainty in our predictions of these changes.
A conversation with Dr. Chad Nelsen on the challenges that coastal communities face in today’s changing climate, and how these communities will need to adapt.
The New York Restoration Project, the Bette Midler-founded, community garden-protecting organization has announced its annual Spring Tree Giveaway. The NYRP, in partnership with Toyota, will…