A small herbarium at Polly Hill Arborteum is helping researchers monitor climate change, which has already left its mark on flowering plants in the region.
On April 22, more than a million citizens marched in 600 cities across the United States and abroad in support of science — an impressive turnout.
This is not the time to focus on self-interest. But President Trump’s climate policy is clearly a bad deal for Martha’s Vineyard.
The Dukes Conservation district will host a lecture and discussion on climate change on June 29.
A discussion of state, national and global policies to address climate change drew a crowd to the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center Monday.
The yearlong resilient communities class at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School focuses on societal resiliency and communal reaction to climate change. On Saturday the class travels to Alaska for a 10-day research trip.