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May 17th, 2012

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Brownfields and Green Bonds: The New Colors of Pork? 11/20/03
N.Y. Seeks to Block New EPA Rules 11/18/03
Honeywell cleaning up Onondaga site 11/17/03
Global Warming Means More Snow for Central New York 11/05/03
Senate Confirms Leavitt 10/28/03
Beaver River Hydro Project Earns "Green" Certification 10/28/03
Carrier to Eliminate 1,200 Manufacturer Jobs 10/10/03
Central New York Spawl 10/01/03

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Latest Featured Topic:soil

As any geoscientist, biologist, or farmer will tell you, the soil forms a fundamental component of the landscape. The landscape and soil are inseparable. The soil is a living net, the primary medium for plant growth, a biological filter; it is the basic "stuff" we build, walk, and dwell on. It is through this distinct interrelationship between soil and landscape, the coming together of earth and water and life that soils derive both their regional character and give character to a region. But how much do we know about the soils in our region?

Quick Facts

  • Skaneateles Lake maximum depth = 90.5 m (300 ft.) (Read More)

  • Lewis, Oneida, St. Lawrence and Jefferson counties contain over 1.1 million acres in farmland (Read More)

  • About 50 percent of the federal government’s geospatial data investment is redundant. (Read More)

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    "Even if philosophy is not part of the model, it must be part of the modeling."

    Thompson, Paul B. 1995. The Spirit of the Soil. New York, NY: Routledge.

       
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