Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Meteorologist Hugh Johnson gives us a weekly weather update which includes learning about how snow is formed. Cathy Silber and Caelan McPherson break it down to get a proper weather lesson.

Meteorologist Hugh Johnson gives us a weekly weather update which includes learning about how snow is formed. Cathy Silber and Caelan McPherson break it down to get a proper weather lesson.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with the Climate Can’t Wait press conference at the Capitol, with 38 climate groups calling on Albany to pass crucial climate legislation in 2022.

Then, Garrett McCarey tells us about eels in the Poestenkill and a wind turbine project that threatens their migratory safety.

Later on, we learn about the work of Rehabilitation Through the Arts in New York prisons with Joe Giardina.

After that, we hear Noreen McKee of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County and Siobhan Burke of the Troy Sanctuary Campaign give presentations at our past MLK event.

Finally, meteorologist Hugh Johnson helps us to understand snow.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with the Climate Can’t Wait press conference at the Capitol, with 38 climate groups calling on Albany to pass crucial climate legislation in 2022.

Then, Garrett McCarey tells us about eels in the Poestenkill and a wind turbine project that threatens their migratory safety.

Later on, we learn about the work of Rehabilitation Through the Arts in New York prisons with Joe Giardina.

After that, we hear Noreen McKee of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County and Siobhan Burke of the Troy Sanctuary Campaign give presentations at our past MLK event.

Finally, meteorologist Hugh Johnson helps us to understand snow.

38 climate groups launched the Climate Can't Wait campaign on January 25 with a news conference at the State Capitol. After two years of inaction on climate issues at the Capitol. They want lawmakers to take action in 2022 by passing twelve urgently needed climate bills.

In part 2 we hear from Mert Simpson of SHARE, Miriam Eligberg of NY Youth Climate Leaders, and Rebecca Orrison of DSA.

38 climate groups launched the Climate Can't Wait campaign on January 25 with a news conference at the State Capitol. After two years of inaction on climate issues at the Capitol. They want lawmakers to take action in 2022 by passing twelve urgently needed climate bills.

In part 2 we hear from Mert Simpson of SHARE, Miriam Eligberg of NY Youth Climate Leaders, and Rebecca Orrison of DSA.

38 climate groups launched the Climate Can't Wait campaign on January 25 with a news conference at the State Capitol. After two years of inaction on climate issues at the Capitol. they want lawmakers to take action in 2022 by passing twelve urgently needed climate bills.

In part 1 we hear from Ivette Alfonso of Citizen Action, Atqiya Khan of New York Communities for Change, and Anthony Rogers-Wright of New York Lawyers for the Public Interest. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

38 climate groups launched the Climate Can't Wait campaign on January 25 with a news conference at the State Capitol. After two years of inaction on climate issues at the Capitol. they want lawmakers to take action in 2022 by passing twelve urgently needed climate bills.

In part 1 we hear from Ivette Alfonso of Citizen Action, Atqiya Khan of New York Communities for Change, and Anthony Rogers-Wright of New York Lawyers for the Public Interest. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Learn what goes into distributing free food to thousands of people and other services provided by Catholic Charities. Brea Barthel interviewed Sister Betsy Van Deusen, CSJ, on site during an event in Troy on January 25th. Sr. Betsy, the Director of Community Partnerships, explains how two staff people and many volunteers get millions of pounds of food to thousands of people throughout the Capital Region and beyond. See www.ccrcda.org for info on upcoming events, and how to contribute to the cause. (Photo is from a summer event.)

Learn what goes into distributing free food to thousands of people and other services provided by Catholic Charities. Brea Barthel interviewed Sister Betsy Van Deusen, CSJ, on site during an event in Troy on January 25th. Sr. Betsy, the Director of Community Partnerships, explains how two staff people and many volunteers get millions of pounds of food to thousands of people throughout the Capital Region and beyond. See www.ccrcda.org for info on upcoming events, and how to contribute to the cause. (Photo is from a summer event.)