On this episode of the Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll set sail! A Vermont science teacher is embarking on a mission to study the effects of climate change on New York’s Adirondack Park by sailing as many lakes as he can this summer. And a new smartphone app is informing property owners on Lake George on what they can do to protect water quality.

#1713: Studying Change and Stepping Up to Protect Adirondack Lakes| The Best of Our Knowledge

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