Channel Title: Cornell SIPS Channel Description: <video> Electrify New York panel: Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act Implementation Update Description: Maureen Leddy, Office of Climate Change, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> Resiliency Planning & Climate Description: 0:12 Kimberly Davis, Florida A&M University Extension 17:43 Megan Kruger, West Virginia University Extension 35:35 Jack Voight, North Carolina State University National Extension Climate Initiative (NECI) webinar series December 11, 2024 This hour long webinar features three different examples for engaging resiliency planning in local communities. Click time stamps to jump to individual talks. 0:12 Building Climate Resiliency through Disaster Preparedness Education Kimberly Davis, Extension Emergency Management Specialist, FAMU Extension Disaster Education Programs, Florida A&M University (FAMU) Key Resources: FEMA 2021 National Household Survey: https://fema-community-files.s3.amazonaws.com/2021-National-Household-Survey.pdf Extension Disaster Education Network, EDEN: https://extensiondisaster.net/eden-hazard-resource-dashboard/ Student Tools for Emergency Planning (STEP): https://www.ready.gov/kids/student-tools-emergency-planning-step 17:43 Preparing Agents of Change for Tomorrow: Building Youth Confidence and Capacity for Climate Resilient Futures in Appalachia Megan Kruger, Evaluation and Research Specialist and Environmental Educator, West Virginia University Extension Key Resources: NOAA community resilience education 35:35 Filling Gaps in Coastal Communities with Asset Mapping Jack Voight, Coastal Community Resilience Immersive Training (C-CRIT) Program, Americorps Assessment Coordinator Key Resources:https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/210678a3d94140febf96df453e60c76e </video> <video> Electrify New York panel: Integrating Multiple NYS Goals to Conserve our Finite Landbase Description: Jenifer Wightman, Cornell University Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> Electrify NY panel: Efficiency Pilots: ... Low Income Homeowners Manufactured Housing Working Group Description: Danielle Eiseman, Dept of Public and Ecosystem Health, Cornell University Full title: Efficiency Pilots: Life Changing Impact for Low Income Homeowners Manufactured Housing Working Group Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> Alyssa de Villiers: Effects of acidification & nitrogen addition on the dissolved organic carbon ... Description: Full title: Effects of acidification and nitrogen addition on the dissolved organic carbon and water-extractable nutrients in NY hardwood forests Alyssa de Villiers, Graduate Field of Soil and Crop Sciences Soil & Crop Sciences Section seminar series December 5, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Electrify New York panel: Weatherize Homes: Save Energy, Reduce Greenhouse Gases, Protect Health Description: Josh Randall, CCE-Niagara Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> Electrify New York panel: Electrifying Landscaping Equipment: Save Money, Energy, & Health Description: Ken Estes, CCE-Livingston Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> Jason Rudd: Defining the "core" infection biology of the wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici ... Description: Full title: Defining the "core" infection biology of the wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici through multi-omics approaches Jason Rudd, Rothamsted Research Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology seminar series November 20, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Graduate Student Lightning Talks Description: 0:08 Leah Treffer, Oat-pea intercrop evaluations 10:03 Beatrice Konadu, Exploring tradeoffs between cold and drought tolerance in Tripsacum dactyloides 18:42 Quinn Johnson, Who cares? Care responsibilities of faculty in plant breeding and related fields in the U.S. Students in the Graduate Field of Plant Breeding Plant Breeding & Genetics Section seminar series November 19, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> John Thompson: Lessons from 35 years of participatory research & development practice ... Description: Full title: Lessons from 35 years of participatory research and development practice: Are we still putting 'farmers first'? John Thompson, Senior Research Fellow Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex School of Integrative Plant Science plenary December 2, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Greg Vogel, Daniel Anstett, Vipan Kumar: Faculty Lightning Talks Description: 0:08 Greg Vogel: Tomato and eggplant breeding 10:16 Daniel Anstett, Plant evolutionary responses to climate change 20:56 Vipan Kumar, Field crop weed science Horticulture Section seminar series December 9, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Phillip Lanza: Harvesting Insights with Agronomic Contextualization Description: Phillip Lanza, Graduate Field of Soil & Crop Sciences (Longchamps Lab) Soil & Crop Sciences Section seminar series November 15, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Dan Katz, Ginny Moore, Bill Miller: Faculty Lightning Talks Description: 0:08 Dan Katz (Soil and Crop Sciences): Plant ecology and public heath 10:12 Ginny Moore (Plant Breeding and Genetics): Plant breeding for sustainable cropping systems 22:41 Bill Miller (Horticulture): Greenhouse floral crops, bulbs, etc. Plant Biology Section seminar series December 6, 2024 More seminar videos: https://sips.cals.cornell.edu </video> <video> Electrify New York panel: Audit Farm Energy Use: Accessing Technical Support & Grants Description: Gabriel Gurley, CCE-Tompkins Electrify New York (efficiency & electrification opportunities) Panel Discussion Cornell Cooperative Extension In-Service, Ithaca, N.Y. November 19, 2024 More information: https://blogs.cornell.edu/workinglands/2024/11/14/electrify-ny-panel-november-19-230pm-online-or-in-person/ Efficiency+Electrification = Improved Air Quality + Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions + Conserved NYS Natural Resources In 2019, New York State passed ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigating legislation. Most of NYS’s greenhouse gas emissions come from combusting fossil fuels for heating, cooling, and transportation used in our personal and professional lives. Anything we can do in our local communities to reduce this fossil combustion improves our air quality, reduces GHG, and reduces the demand on rural landscapes to support renewable energy projects. This panel of Extension, Community Organizers, NYS Office of Climate, and Technical Service Providers discussed opportunities that mobilize energy efficiency and electrification projects in our local communities to conserve our shared natural resources. </video> <video> A closer look at hemp micropropagation Description: Adam Gannon and Uday Patel Plant Propagation (PLSCI 4020) - Fall 2024 Dr. Mark Bridgen, Instructor Horticulture Section, School of Integrative Plant Science Dr. Bridgen also teaches non-credit plant propagation courses via Zoom: https://blogs.cornell.edu/plantpropagation/ </video>

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