The “Electric Vehicles for Earth Day” event gathered many people at Cass Park on the Saturday following Earth Day to view and speak to the owners of over a dozen different EV and plug in hybrid vehicles on display with additional showcases by TCAT, Ithaca Carshare, Bikeshare Tompkins, and more with an emphasis on affordability.
Graduation season coming closer while snow and 80 degree weather come together for an odd week
Ithaca is making things more electric – what does this mean and can it be done?
The inaugural CHAT, or Community History Across Tompkins event took place the evening of April 7 at the Community Arts Partnership ArtSpace and Gallery at the History Center focused on local deaf and hard of hearing history.
I’ve seen everything from a bit of truth being warped and exaggerated for a political end to surreal fabrications one might find on sites like Infowars. It can be upsetting to see these types of posts in the first place and even more disheartening to read the replies.
Spring is here! As the weather (and rain) picks up, let’s check out the science happenings in the Ithaca area.
As gas prices across the country remain high, many are looking for answers on how to save money on gas. A big part of this is energy efficiency, and a team of students at Cornell University have been trying to tackle this issue for years – and their work is about to be put to the test.
Ithaca College and other schools have dropped mandates after the state gave them the ok – so what’s next?
Recent Science Updates from the Ithaca Area
Crowdsourcing science with a yearly birding event
