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Welcome to the CCE Tompkins Energy & Climate Change Blog!

We have a wide range of programs that engage students, children, and adults, including home efficiency upgrades, energy education, workforce development programs, and community projects. Since Tompkins County is such a happening place, we often work with other organizations that have a similar focus to our programs.

This blog provides updates about all of our programs and others in the region. If you’re interested in anything energy or climate-related, this blog is for you!


Newest Posts

DIY at Home: Staying Warm in Winter
This post, Staying Warm in Winter, is part of a series from the Cornell Cooperative Extension Energy and Climate Change team focused on Do-It-Yourself …
Thinking Ahead: Notes from the Citizens Preparedness Corps Training
On September 11th, inside the quiet, book-lined walls of the Tannersville Library, a small group of us gathered to think about disaster, an appropriate …
Thinking Ahead: Go Bag Upgrades – Beyond the Basics
This post is part of a series by the Energy and Climate Change team at Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County to connect area residents …
Thinking Ahead: Resources for NY Residents
This post is part of a series by the Energy and Climate Change team at Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County to connect area residents …
Two Tompkins County Communities Receive Recognition for Their Local Climate Actions
This month, the New York State Department of Conservation recognized two communities in Tompkins County for their outstanding dedication to local climate action. In …
Sixth Grade Self-Portraits
Sarah Age:11 Solar&HydroStockton Age: 12 Wind, Hydro Charlotte Age:11 Solar Clara WindKloee Age: 12 Solar Eamon Age:12 Wind Della Age: 12 Solar energyJonah Age: …

This blog is run by the Energy & Climate Change Team at Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins.