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Weather Hindcast – Severe Storm Event at Bard on 6/30/24
WEATHER HINDCAST – SEVERE STORM EVENT AT BARD ON 6/30/24 Download
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Congratulations Class of 2024! Photo highlights from the Graduation Celebration
This spring, after so much exploration, changes in direction, and hard work, Environmental and Urban Studies seniors presented (compelling! inspiring!) final projects that they have
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Bard study says Kingston air pollution worsened in 2023 due to wildfire smoke
A new article from the Times Union shared the dire results of a study on Kingston air pollution which showed that it has worsened in
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Officials, activists rally for Central Hudson takeover
The Daily Freeman recently published an article on activists and officials rallying for a Central Hudson takeover after a long history of rate increases and
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CESH AFFILIATED STAFF AND FACULTY LEADING STUDENTS IN ECLIPSE SCIENCE (read the report!)
On Monday, April 8, Environmental Studies Director, Dr. Beate Liepert and CESH lab tech, Quincy Ross, lead students in eclipse science, measuring the total energy
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CESH installs new weather station at Poughkeepsie’s Adriance Memorial Library
The Community Sciences Lab has had an exciting year that included expanding on long term projects, as well as developing and planning new projects. One
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New Article, “Water: What Can You Do?” Published by The Columbia Paper
From the article: “As Bard’s M. Elias Dueker points out, the best thing we can do about the safety of our drinking water is to
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New York awards $1.8 million in grants for Hudson River projects
New York Governor Hochul has announced $1.8 million in grants for 26 Hudson River projects to benefit Hudson Valley communities. The Bard College Community Sciences
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CESH Faculty Eli Dueker featured in article for The Hill on Transboundary Sewage Stream Crisis
The new article focuses on the transboundary sewage crisis in San Diego County, with scientists and activists agreeing that this is a major public health
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Art – Science Collaboration: Krista Caballero and Beate Liepert presenting “Walk the Sea Level Line” at AGU
Art – Science Collaboration: Krista Caballero (Experimental Humanities) and Beate Liepert (Environmetal Studies) are presenting an online poster of their participatory performance “Walk the Sea Level Line” at
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New Article Published by Hudson Valley Pilot, “Heating Your Home With Wood is a Problem–Sorry”
A new article published by Hudson Valley Pilot discusses the dangers of burning wood smoke. From the article: “This month a Utah Department of Environmental
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New Article Published by Proto.Life, “No Catastrophe Too Small”
From the article: “Disasters themselves are nothing new. However, a colloquium of 31 microbiologists first called for the creation of a disaster microbiology field in 2021