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Sodus Point Lighthouse, N Ontario St, Sodus Point, NY

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Sodus Point Lighthouse, N Ontario St, Sodus Point, NY

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Sodus Point Lighthouse, N Ontario St, Sodus Point, NY

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Sodus Point Lighthouse was constructed in 1825 to mark the shoreline - could be a great observation!

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Chimney Bluffs State Park, Garner Road, Wolcott, NY

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Chimney Bluffs State Park, Garner Road, Wolcott, NY

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Chimney Bluffs State Park, Garner Road, Wolcott, NY

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The bluffs were originally glacier deposits that have been since been eroded by natural forces to form sharp peaks. They are always changing

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Beechwood State Park, Lake Road, Sodus, NY

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Beechwood State Park, Lake Road, Sodus, NY

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Beechwood State Park, Lake Road, Sodus, NY

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Former/abandoned Girl Scout Camp - cabin ruins and changing landscape can illustrate weather changes since 1996 (time of abandonment)

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Blue green algae can be a threat to human health

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THREAT!! Increased erosion due to storm events and rising water levels.

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(HABs) Harmful algal blooms impacting water quality and recreation.

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Lake Shore Marshes Wildlife Management Area, Wolcott, NY

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Lake Shore Marshes Wildlife Management Area, Wolcott, NY

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Lake Shore Marshes Wildlife Management Area, Wolcott, NY

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Habitat loss, pollution, changes in water levels mess with waterfowl and other species habitats

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Invasive species Japanese knotweed and purple loosestrife, as well as animals like the European Starling.

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8599-8579 Wickham Blvd, Sodus Point, NY 14555, USA

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8599-8579 Wickham Blvd, Sodus Point, NY 14555, USA

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8599-8579 Wickham Blvd, Sodus Point, NY 14555, USA

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Flooding issues, but they have been working on a protective dune system and raising some houses

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The Village of Sodus might potentially benefit from Climate change as

Community( Save our Sodus-organization dedicated to protecting water quality and shorelines)

Funding (Projects like the sand dune creation to protect homes from high water)

Energy efficiency (Sodus is implementing energy-efficient upgrades in buildings, reducing carbon emissions and improving living conditions)

Independence from vehicles (Active transportation plan)

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All fish contain microplastics

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91% of Sodus residents have access to a computer --> opportunity for residents to see how climate change is affecting other places in the world and what they can do about it locally

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Water chestnut infestations in Sodus Bay, like those observed in Central New York waterways, cause significant harm to the community by impacting navigation, recreation, and the natural environment

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The plant's aggressive growth forms dense mats that impede boat traffic and deter swimming and water-related activities. Additionally, these mats shade out native aquatic plants, reduce oxygen levels, and can even cause fish kills.

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Large bodies of water help moderate extreme temperatures, so Sodus residents can start looking for crops that thrive in a warmer climate without worrying about major temperature swings

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Bigger number of tourists during summer

Lower hitting coast for citizens during winters

Farmers might have longer growing season