Climate adaptation experts gathered inside Eggers Hall at Syracuse University on Friday to answer one question: "How do we define and approach climate change adaptation?” Read more »
The talk was the third installment of State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry’s "Moonlighting Discourse Series." Read more »
The American chestnut accounted for 25 percent of the tree population in the eastern United States before the arrival of blight. Read more »
New York state lost 54.1 percent of its honey bee colonies in 2014-15. Read more »
Check out a brief roundup of what happened in city and state politics this week. Read more »
SU is participating in RecycleMania, an 8-week recycling competition with over 100 universities across the US and Canada. Read more »
SU has a history of implementing sustainability initiatives on campus. And now, the university has additional long-term sustainability plans, including becoming carbon neutral by 2040 and expanding the bike share program. Read more »
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses SUNY-ESF's decision to divest from the fossil fuel industry and suggests that the college's decision-making process in regard to the commitment should act as an example for other institutions in the State University of New York system. Read more »
After years of deliberation, the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry decided that divesting from fossil fuels would be its best course of action. Read more »
Syracuse University and Nanjing University in China have partnered to create a center to further research into urban design and the environment. Read more »
Syracuse University’s School of Architecture will launch a new postgraduate program called “Design - Energy - Futures" next fall. Read more »
College of Engineering and Computer Science professor David Chandler has joined a team of researchers that will look into how to build infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather. Read more »
It took only one hour to turn a group of dedicated nature enthusiasts from SUNY-ESF into Guinness World Record holders as they helped plant 202,935… Read more »
Generation Y columnist Alison Gala argues that a more positive approach to climate change will keep millennials involved in working toward environmental progress. Read more »
Eric Kingson, a professor of social work at Syracuse University and candidate for representative of New York state’s 24th Congressional District, discusses his plan to incorporate college issues into his campaign. Read more »
SU professor Don Siegel conducted a recent study which concluded that water quality in central New York is not negatively impacted from fracking operations in northern Pennsylvania and southeastern Ohio. Read more »
A recent study by a Syracuse University professor demonstrated the health benefits of a new initiative by the Environmental Protection Agency. Read more »
Environment columnist Azor Cole explains the EPA’s hollow idealism present in environmental justice implementation. Read more »
In an effort to save water, soap, money and cut down on food waste, Ernie Davis Hall and Graham Dining Hall have eliminated trays from… Read more »
A SUNY-ESF graduate is using the environment around him to feed his passion for helping others. David Myers, a State University of New York College… Read more »
With the help of an energy-efficient technology company, Onondaga County’s $1 billion project to restore Onondaga Lake is in full swing and partially ahead of… Read more »
There are some things in life that just work more smoothly when we're in our daily home schedule: eating right, studying, sleeping well and living… Read more »
In our modern world, stereotypical environmental activists, with all their eccentricities, come off as crazy and not very productive. Chaining themselves to trees, screaming at… Read more »
He's been to Africa 50 times. Today, he comes to Syracuse. 'Jungle Jack' Hanna will appear on the Goldstein Auditorium stage tonight at 7 p.m.… Read more »
