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New Map-Based Carbon Accounting System Could Help New York Achieve Net-Zero Emissions - Vimarsana News

New Map-Based Carbon Accounting System Could Help New York Achieve Net-Zero Emissions

A new report by the Climate & Applied Forest Research Institute (CAFRI) and SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) outlines the development of a map-based carbon accounting system and how it can be an essential tool for New York state to achieve its net-zero emissions target by 2050.

Could climate change intensify lake effect snow in NY? - Vimarsana News

Could climate change intensify lake effect snow in NY?

Although lake effect snow is not the result of climate change, it may be stronger due to a warmer summer heating lakes longer.

Western New York gets buried under 6 feet of snow in some areas - Vimarsana News

Western New York gets buried under 6 feet of snow in some areas

The whopping 6 feet of snow was one of the top three heaviest snowfalls in recorded history for the Buffalo region.

Source: kunr.org
Western New York gets buried under 5 feet of snow in some areas - Vimarsana News

Western New York gets buried under 5 feet of snow in some areas

A winter storm dropped more than 5 feet of snow in some parts of western New York. A National Weather Service meteorologist said some places could get hit with another foot or two Saturday.

Source: wfsu.org
Western New York is forecast to get even more snow after more than 5 feet falls : NPR - Vimarsana News

Western New York is forecast to get even more snow after more than 5 feet falls : NPR

A winter storm dropped more than 5 feet of snow in some parts of western New York. A National Weather Service meteorologist said some places could get hit with another foot or two Saturday.

Source: npr.org