Big changes to the National Flood Insurance Program are going to mean higher premiums for most Floridians
By Shana Udvardy, Union of Concerned Scientists If you’re a homeowner or thinking of buying a home in Florida, you ...
Month: September 2021
To combat the warming climate, Americans need to emulate the spirit of ‘the Greatest Generation’
By Bob Inglis, republicEn.org By acting decisively on climate change, we have a shot at being another “greatest generation”. Our ...
Florida Legislature can do even more to make Florida resilient to climate change and rising sea levels
By Jon Paul “J.P.” Brooker, Ocean Conservancy As the Florida Legislature begins to reconvene in Tallahassee for its January session, ...
Oscar Rodriguez: Charging your electric vehicle is going to get easier and faster as more powerful charging stations are installed
An interview with Oscar Rodriguez, CEO at NovaCHARGE As part of its series “The Business of Climate Change,” which highlights ...
Women are leaders in the effort to address the dangers posed by the warming climate
By Alissa Jean Schafer, Energy and Policy Institute More than 90 organizations nationwide, including Women’s March, will march in defense ...
Reducing your personal carbon footprint isn’t going to solve the relentless warming of the planet
By Jeff Dorian, Citizens’ Climate Lobby It is a fallacy to say that a person’s reduction of their fossil-fuel consumption ...
State Sen. Brodeur: Republicans lead legislative efforts to assure that the state addresses the threats from the warming climate
By State Sen. Jason Brodeur More so than perhaps any other state, Florida is vulnerable to the impacts of our ...
September 2021 Florida Climate Resilience Survey
Climate Change Increasingly a Bipartisan Issue in Florida FAU Surveys Reveal it May be Less of a Campaign Issue Heading ...
Here are nine steps you, as a Florida resident, can do today to reduce the damage from climate change
By Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post The report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released in August ...
Going solar would provide more reliable power and save lives in Puerto Rico
By Ruth Santiago, lawyer and environmental health advocate Hurricane season is well underway and people in Puerto Rico are very ...
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