Florida’s anti-solar bill helps Vladimir Putin. DeSantis should veto it
By Mark Hertling For those of us who spent most of our professional lives in the U.S. Armed Forces, Russia’s ...
Month: March 2022
By powering its campus with clean energy, the University of Florida can help the environment and save the school a lot of money
By Drs. David Hastings and Wendell Porter This month the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its ...
A Florida mother has decided that everyone needs to start getting serious about the grim climate-change evidence
By Amanda Sherlock, Citizens’ Climate Lobby Miami You do not need to be an expert to act on climate change. ...
West Palm Beach backs Big Sugar against the Everglades
By Randy Schultz, Sun Sentinel columnist Almost all of South Florida supports Everglades restoration. West Palm Beach wants to sabotage ...
Some of Florida’s farmers and ranchers are adopting practices that will ease the damage from climate change in the state
By Thais Lopez Vogel, VoLo Foundation With more than 9.7 million acres of farmland, Florida has one of the leading ...
Florida farmers, vulnerable to salt from rising seas, should seek sustainable methods
By Yuncong Li, Haimanote Bayabil and Jonathan Crane, University of Florida A new report that projects sea levels will rise ...
Florida’s climate change possibilities becoming real-life disasters
By Fred Grimm, Sun Sentinel columnist The one good thing about old age: I won’t be around to suffer the ...
Signs of hope for endangered Everglade snail kite
By J. Scott Angle We know whether the Everglade snail kite becomes more or less endangered every few hours. At ...
Chilling new forecast for sea level rise
By Susan Nugent Sea-level rise will impact Florida; it already has. Cities are re-enforcing seawalls, raising roads and replanting dunes. ...
Think climate change in Florida is just flooded roads? Think again. Think housing
We know sea rise is threatening South Florida neighborhoods. But a new global climate change report, written by 270 researchers ...
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