Google's Bold Move Has Company Turning Toward Nuclear Energy
The company will rely on nuclear power to keep its AI systems up and running while also backing the construction of new reactors.
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How To Safely Get Rid of a Mirror in New York
Mirrors are great, but what do you do when you need to get rid of one in New York? Are there "rules" that need to be followed?
World’s Oldest Forest Is Located in Upstate New York
The world's oldest forest, discovered in Upstate New York, offers insights into a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
Emmy-Winning Documentary Explores Invasive Species in NYS
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation wins Emmy awards for their documentary on invasive species.
Why Flushing Goldfish Is Illegal In New York State
Why flushing goldfish is illegal in New York State.
What Happens to the Salt Dumped on NY Roads in Winter?
Road salting is the primary cause of increased sodium and chloride concentrations in our water bodies.
Is Cayuga Lake Under an Impending Environmental Crisis?
Stephanie Redmond has started a petition to protect Cayuga Lake from the impact of a multinational conglomerate's sale of its rights to the land.
How to Properly Dispose of Your Child's Car Seat in New York
As your child outgrows their car seat, it's important to know the steps to take to properly dispose of it to ensure both safety and environmental responsibility.
PaintCare’s New York Program Hits a Major Milestone
PaintCare has reached a major milestone in New York. In less than two years, they've collected one million gallons of leftover household paint and they aren't done yet.
Took a Month, but This Man Swam 315 Miles Down a New York River
Lewis Pugh, a 53-year-old endurance swimmer, successfully completed a remarkable 315 mile journey down a New York river in the name of environmental awareness.