Institute of Climate Studies, USA

US STATES, CITIES AND BUSINESSES KEEP US CLIMATE ACTION ON TRACK

ICSUSA / October 7, 2017

NEW YORK: The impact from the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement could be significantly mitigated thanks to

Climate Change: Carbon Diem At first glance many may read the latter portion of the title as “carpe diem” which

Climate Change and Y2K What in the world is Y2K? Those of us of a certain vintage can remember living

Climate Science: It’s Carbon Dioxide Silly! Most North Country residents know that the Battle of Plattsburgh took place in September

ICSUSA / July 2, 2017

Learning about climate change can help youth become active global citizens Learning about Goal 13 of the Sustainable Development Goals

Climate Change: Let’s Cool it and Talk About Ice Perhaps, to take some heat out of the climate change discussion,

Lemmings are cute little critters. These small, colorful rodents are found in the Arctic and when food is abundant, can

Climate Change and Earth’s Carbon Budget It is called the First Law of Holes: “if you find yourself in a

Climate Change; Whales and Wind Energy “Thar she blows!” This is a refrain that most are familiar with. Whether from

ICSUSA / March 16, 2017

On February 8, 2017, the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment of American University’s School of International Service held a workshop

In 1900, New York City had approximately 120,000 horses hauling people and goods around the streets of the city as

ICSUSA / February 6, 2017

EEA Report No 1/2017 This report is an indicator-based assessment of past and projected climate change and its impacts on