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  • Impact of Algae on Biodiversity

    Impact of Algae on Biodiversity

    Many aquatic environments are impacted by algae overgrowth, caused by an excess of nutrients from runoff. To find the impacts of water quality, we compared algae growth and biodiversity in NY waterways.

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    Categories: Barbour, Helene, Baruch, Seminar 3
  • Rats in the City: NYC’s Growing Crisis

    Rats in the City: NYC’s Growing Crisis

    Rats in the City: What is causing the exploding rat population across New York City?

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    Categories: Baruch, Seminar 3, Spokony, Rebecca
  • Urban Soundscape: An Examination of Noise Pollution in NYC

    Urban Soundscape: An Examination of Noise Pollution in NYC

    We examined exactly how noise pollution impacted the health of the human and animal population in New York City, specifically, how noise levels impacted the development of pigeons and bats and the potential health impacts for the average New Yorker.

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    Categories: Hunter, Seminar 3, Wheeler, Dustin
  • To What Extent do Temperature & Precipitation Influence NYC’s Electricity Consumption?

    To What Extent do Temperature & Precipitation Influence NYC’s Electricity Consumption?

    Are you curious about how higher temperatures influence the amount of electricity you use? Check out out project to see the model we developed!

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    Categories: CSI, Lyons, Alan, Seminar 3
  • Pandemic Impact on Free-Roaming Cat Populations in NYC

    Pandemic Impact on Free-Roaming Cat Populations in NYC

    When thinking about animal populations in NYC, cats may not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, learning more about them has become important in recent years.

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    Categories: Buonaiuto, Frank, Hunter, Seminar 3
  • American Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater: Kingdom of the Shades

    American Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater: Kingdom of the Shades

    We attended an American Ballet Theatre show as cultural reporters, and gave our thoughts and analysis on four unique productions. This project zooms in on The Kingdom of the Shades.

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    Categories: CCNY, Seminar 1, Ziegler, Susan
  • The Beautiful Sights of the Northern Lights: NYC vs Upstate​

    The Beautiful Sights of the Northern Lights: NYC vs Upstate​

    Discover how geographic location, light pollution, and atmospheric conditions impact the stunning Northern Lights’ visibility in New York. Explore heat maps and insights comparing NYC to upstate regions!

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    Categories: Baruch, Gaffney, Jean, Seminar 3
  • The Impact of NYC’s Urban Tree Distribution on Air Quality

    The Impact of NYC’s Urban Tree Distribution on Air Quality

    Exploring how tree species distribution across NYC boroughs impacts air quality by analyzing pollutants like PM2.5 and nitrogen oxides using data visualization and correlation analysis.

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    Categories: Baruch, Millena, RJ, Seminar 3
  • Birds of a Feather Stick Together: How Human Population Influences Pigeon Population in NYC

    Birds of a Feather Stick Together: How Human Population Influences Pigeon Population in NYC

    Does human population influence pigeon population across New York City?

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    Categories: John Jay, Seminar 3, Yaverbaum, Daniel
  • Evaluating the Effect of Park Size on Species Richness in NYC Parks

    Evaluating the Effect of Park Size on Species Richness in NYC Parks

    This project explores how NYC park size and habitat variety impact urban biodiversity, revealing surprising trends in species richness and the role of green spaces.

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    Categories: CCNY, O’Donnell, Kelly, Seminar 3
  • Please Fear The Walking New Yorker

    Please Fear The Walking New Yorker

    Have you ever been uncomfortably approached by someone in NYC? Perhaps stopped when jumping turn styles? Haven’t looked both ways when walking? This video is a reflection of your experience.

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    Categories: Baruch, Seminar 1, Tenneriello, Susan
  • The World Outside the Window: The Rhythm of Life in New York as Seen Through the Window

    The World Outside the Window: The Rhythm of Life in New York as Seen Through the Window

    A video compilation of five Macaulay Queens students as they travel different paths to campus each day—each journey unique, yet all leading to the Macaulay community before dispersing back into their unique worlds.

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    Categories: Queens College, Seminar 1, Szucs, Aniko
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