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Senior Fellow for Environmental Understanding, Andrew Revkin, wrote a New York Times Dot Earth blog post that highlights what his environmental science graduate students are doing at Pace.

It’s January. Time to ring in the New Year. And you have, without a doubt, made a ton of resolutions that for once you vow to finally keep. Know that you have the power to thrive, succeed, and become the individual you desire in 2012—without ever having to totally give up Moon Pies. Pace’s Richard Shadick and John Cronin offer advice in Spry Living’s January issue, reaching 9.5 million readers, on how to make your New Year Better Than Before.

With the uncertainty of New York State’s environmental, educational and economic future on the minds of law-makers in Albany and residents throughout the state, , educators from the Hudson River watershed region will meet this weekend to explore opportunities to work together on research.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Pace affiliation is mentioned in an Associated Press (AP) brief for his speaking engagements in North Carolina, picked up by close to 20 outlets including the Washington Examiner and the Winston-Salem Journal.

Todd Olinsky-Paul, Manager of Communications, Education and Outreach at the Pace Energy & Climate Center, told The Journal News that wind farms go where the reliable wind is, often along waterfronts and on high elevations. ”Unfortunately it’s not always where the load is, but you have to go where the resource is,” he said.

Andrew C. Revkin’s association with Pace was mentioned in the author’s note to his favorable review of “Here On Earth” in the July 17th New York Times Book Review.

John Cronin has been a part of the Hudson River environmental movement since 1973 when he started with the Clearwater organization. He reflects how Clearwater founder Pete Seeger recruited him as a volunteer.

Steward of the Hudson River and water quality, John Cronin, received a 2011 Jefferson Award for his decades of public service.

Former Riverkeeper John Cronin joined a select group this week that included U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and actress Marlo Thomas.

They all received what has been dubbed the “Nobel Prize” for public service — the Jefferson Award.

HUDSON RIVER ADVOCATE JOHN CRONIN AWARDED JEFFERSON GOLD MEDAL “Nobel Prize for Public Service” Created by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis PLEASANTVILLE, NY, June 24, 2011 — Renowned environmentalist and Pace University senior fellow John Cronin was presented with the prestigious Jefferson Award in a ceremony in Washington, DC, Tuesday night. Cronin was honored for a career [...]