We take a look at the beautiful but dangerous Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species originating in China, that has recently spread from Pennsylvania to NY, threatening our ecosystems and economies.
Maintaining safe drinking water quality in New York City is of vital importance to ensure that New Yorkers can stay healthy and hydrated. We looked at nitrate concentration levels in New York City drinking water to see if the city has been successful in lowering the levels of this contaminant.
Learn about CUNY’s energy management, how CUNY schools compare to each other in terms of energy management, future goals of Brooklyn College and other CUNY schools in limiting energy use, and what students can do to contribute!
Would you swim in the NY Harbor? If you say, “No”, you’re onto something. We aimed to compare water quality in Jamaica Bay in the summer and winter by looking at how temperature relates to dissolved oxygen and Secchi depth.
The invasive species known as the Lantern Flies are a problem throughout states in America. We wanted to see in which borough of NYC the majority of lanternflies exist.
The Pandemic burdened everyone in every aspect of life. But some ethnic minorities were impacted more than the others. We aimed to explore the extent of this within the African American community in America.
It would make sense that global climate change is having an impact on how leaves change colors. The goal of our experiment is to assess if there are any tangible impacts climate change may be having on fall leaf coloration.
This project discusses the start of the Harlem Renaissance, and the influence it had on African Americans, as well as famous artist Aaron Douglas and his work.
Looking at the impact Uber has on New York City in different areas, such as economically, socially and environmentally.
This project explores ideas of how students at Brooklyn College and CUNY as a whole can get involved in the decarbonization process to reach the mandated decarbonization goals.
