SoMAS: As LI waters warm, sharks are sticking around
By GREGORY ZELLER // Just when you think it’s safe to go back in the water, you might want to wait a little longer. That’s the word from researchers at…
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No. 901: On code talkers, creamsicles and Wiffle balls, with unmasked anger and recycled innovation
Our long national nightmare is over: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the first Wednesday with an Innovate Long Island newsletter waiting in your inbox…
No. 880: Journalists rule, the paranormal presides and real estate gets a little dicey (dictators need not apply)
That’ll work: Welcome to the first Friday in May, dear readers, delivering a few clouds, a little sun and plenty of seasonal warmth (more weather forecasting below). Most importantly,…
Technological tide is rising across maritime industries
By HEIDI ANDERSON // Water is as cherished as land on Long Island, and always in the news. There’s lots to talk about, water-wise, regarding the New York Climate Exchange…
Shinnecock Bay earns global ecological distinction
By GREGORY ZELLER // An international organization on an oceanic rescue mission is holding up Shinnecock Bay as a dual example of pristine ecology and hard work. Mission Blue, a…
NSF backs NYIT team’s critical climate-change mission
By GREGORY ZELLER // With irrefutable scientific data confirming the global climate change crisis, a New York Institute of Technology research team is supporting a multinational effort to digitally forecast…