The Ithacan

These days, I am finding it harder not to notice the extreme fluctuations in temperatures.

Acquiring the attention of local politicians may seem like a challenging task, but it’s not as difficult as many imagine it to be.

The Ithaca College Eco-Reps led hundreds of students, faculty and staff downtown to meet up with the larger event occurring on The Commons.

Orlowski is a cinematographer and founder of Exposure Labs, a production group that focuses on creating films about social issues like climate change.

The lungs of our beautiful planet are burning down. Meanwhile, our government officials are more worried about getting their hands on Greenland.

The event was hosted by the Ithaca College Republicans, who invited Reed to provide a different perspective to the college.

Five Ithaca College students have recently brought the national Sunrise Movement campaign to the Ithaca area.

Living in the age of climate change means that there is little hope to be found in current events, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t try to make our own.

Local activists expressed their concerns with the expansion of the Ithaca Airport during the Tompkins County Legislature meeting Feb. 19.

The Park School and Center for Natural Sciences are are collaborating to create a symposium on media and current environmental crises.

As of Wednesday, Sept. 19, the death count has reached at least 37 people. There are at least 27 dead in North Carolina, at least six in South Carolina and one in Virginia.

And yet, only about 18% of the American public is taking action. Why so few?