Rings of time: Unearthing climate secrets from ancient trees
Dramatic shifts in climate can have long-lasting effects on even the toughest, most iconic trees.
Month: June 2025
The geography of hope: Climate change and Florida’s Nature Coast
As we adapt to climate change, the Nature Coast provides a place for landscape-scale actions to offset loss.
Supreme Court changes the game on federal environmental reviews
There is a new interpretation of a law requiring federal agencies to document the environmental effects of proposed actions.
Show your stripes: Iconic graphic raises awareness about rising temperatures
A shift from blue to red stripes illustrates how heat-trapping pollution has warmed the planet
Stripes that spark action: A global invitation to talk climate
Show Your Stripes Day, held June 21, is an initiative to raise awareness about human-caused climate change.
‘Jaws’ at 50: Was the terrifying movie really to blame for worldwide shark declines?
Since the film’s release, sharks have experienced the worst declines in their 450-million-year history.
Florida shellfish industry, communities push governor to ban Apalachicola drilling
House Bill 1143 would block drilling within 10 miles of the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve.
FSU researcher uses NASA satellite data to reveal global patterns in tropical forest canopy height
Understanding the factors that determine canopy height is crucial for accurate estimates of carbon storage
We don’t want to fly blind: Keep funding Hurricane Hunters
NOAA Hurricane Hunters gather crucial data that is used to improve forecasts, but have faced budget cuts.
With new Senate legislation, Congress is one step closer to gutting the Inflation Reduction Act
The 'Big Beautiful Bill' targets tax credits designed to put the US on the path to net-zero carbon emissions.