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High-Frequency of Groundwater Level Fluctuations, Underground Erosion, Potential Sinkhole Occurrences Across Long Island,
New York’s Long Island landscape was formed from the outwash of glacial sediments, specifically quartz, clay, silt, sand and gravel deposits

Jett Hope
Mar 19, 20259 min read


The time for MPAs in Trinidad & Tobago is now
To my compaTTriots <3, To rise another day as one of 1.6 million is a gift. I think of our golden sand beaches and our blue waters. I consider the warmth of Trinidadians and Tobagonians that I have experienced. I take pride in knowing that on this Monday, we woke with a purpose to support ourselves and to uphold our role in the community. The memories of our accomplishments as a nation speak volumes, as reflected in the competence and potential of our population that have a
Nate
Mar 17, 20255 min read


An Analysis of Potential Connections Between Climate Anxiety and Personal Action
Abstract Regardless of age or political affiliation, we as a society are growing more concerned about climate change with regards to our own personal responsibility. This paper sets out to look at climate anxiety in college aged people in the United States as it relates to climate action and to answer the question “Does climate anxiety lead to pro-environmental actions?”. Examples of pro-environmental actions in this case would be personal habits such as recycling or conserv

Camryn Gallagher
Sep 23, 202313 min read


Climate Education Reform’s Role in Caribbean and Pacific Migration.
The following was submitted research to Dr. Jase Bernhardt and Dr. Bret Bennington of Hofstra University. I am currently working with my advisors to conduct follow-up research. Poster Abstract In this decade six million people in 84 countries are living in displacement as a result of our climate crisis- a population equivalent to greater than 137 countries. This is particularly applicable in Caribbean and Pacific Island nations whose population amasses 88.2 million people. Hu
Nate
Aug 22, 202314 min read


Is it hot in here, or is it just me?
As we find ourselves in our hottest summer in recent centuries (Thompson, 2023) I am not so subtly reminded of all there is to be done. Though alarming, this record-breaking heat was expected as a result of our crises: oceans are rising, coasts are receding, resources depleting, and our temperatures increasing. The International Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) report suggests that a rise in global temperature as minimal as one-degree Celsius there will be detrimental and irr
Nate
Aug 22, 20234 min read
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