Research shows threat to Florida’s drinking water
A new analysis from Food & Water Watch reveals that Florida’s water systems are at risk of flood-related disruptions
Month: September 2025
5 forecasts early climate models got right – the evidence is all around you
It’s clear that even early climate models captured the broad strokes of global warming.
Seaweed snare: Sargassum stops sea turtle hatchlings in their tracks
FAU researchers found hatchlings took significantly longer to crawl to the water when sargassum was present.
The rivers that flow through all of us
If everyone found a river to connect to, conserve and explore, Florida would become a better place for us all.
Trump reversed policies supporting electric vehicles − it will affect the road to clean electricity, too
Encouraging EV adoption is better for the climate than many people expect, leading to lower-emitting power sources.
Sanibel at 50: How the island that stopped time faces a new era
Fifty years after residents created the Sanibel Plan, the island confronts climate threats while holding onto its cherished character.
Communities pay the price for ‘free’ AI tools
AI data centers produce massive noise pollution, use huge amounts of water and keep us hooked on fossil fuels.
Florida’s recurring red tides come with ever-increasing costs
Even in years with smaller blooms, the health and financial impacts can be severe.
In Immokalee, community groups plant with extreme heat and farmworker neighbors in mind
Cultivate Abundance is part of a network of organizations working to address food disparities here.
Veto of Ocklawaha River restoration is a missed opportunity
Breaching the Kirkpatrick Dam on Rodman Reservoir will help the river and springs run as nature intended.