Mara Hoplamazian
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Roads could be more crowded than ever this week, with three and a half million New Englanders expected to drive, fly or cruise for the Fourth of July… -
On foggy spring nights, volunteers step into the dark to help frogs and salamanders survive their ancient migration—one wet hop at a time—against the threats of cars and climate change -
In 2016, Dartmouth professor Mukul Sharma thought that bringing down carbon emissions fast enough to meet international goals sounded impossible.It was…
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Last weekend saw the opening of the annual Ice Castles exhibition in North Woodstock — a relatively early start, after a recent stretch of cold weather… -
Climate activists have once again secured leadership of a group focused on facilitating communication between New England’s electricity grid operator and… -
Parts of southeastern areas were more affected than the rest of the state -
Effects of climate change may be more complicated than previously believed -
Hot, humid weather is a particular concern for grid operators
