Students went to India to install weather monitoring stations in communities where climate data is lacking.
They've just returned from two weeks in the Middle East and India.
"I think the biggest takeaway was the relationships we fostered, so we can do more climate change initiatives, and spread awareness," Rrugeja said. Professor Parmita Sen and Dr. Neal Philip led the Bronx contingent to India. The stations they installed beam data to the internet, putting it as close as a smartphone.
Bronx Community College is a leader in climate change research and education, which is why 17 agriculture students from India are there this week to learn more about the work and the city.
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