Florida’s cities can’t fight climate change alone; they need help from federal and state leaders
By Mayors Franics Suarez, Buddy Dyer and Jane Castor Florida cities are taking the lead on reducing carbon emissions and...
True economic risk of increased Florida flooding is underestimated, exposing need for systemic shift in protecting assets
By Paula Pagniez and Prasad Gunturi, Willis Towers Watson The actual economic impact of climate risk is frightening, and Florida...
Florida students share their views about the climate issues their generation faces
The global youth climate movement has grown dramatically over the past year, much engagement stemming from the record-breaking climate strikes...
Restarting Florida’s economy by weakening water quality and growth management is a bad idea
Ryan Orgera, Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation and Rob Moher, Conservancy of Southwest Florida As we restart our economy, we have...
A Mother’s Day wish: Covid-19 is a dress rehearsal that will inspire us to solve the climate crisis
Thais Lopez Vogel, VoLo Foundation For many women Mother’s Day is a time for celebration and joy, but for others,...
Congress needs to halt the Trump administration’s assault on the Clean Water Act
By Jenna Stevens and Darren Soto From our wetlands to our springs to our incredible River of Grass, access to pristine...
Voters need to support political candidates who grasp the urgency of the climate crisis
By Louis Merlin and Susan Kaye of Citizens’ Climate Lobby and Mary Cassell of the Sierra Club Every election season, voters...
The doctors of tomorrow are concerned about the environmental policies of today
When you think about the doctors and nurses you see in your daily life -- what we call clinical care...
FAU poll shows Florida Democrats, Republicans and Independents are concerned about the effects of climate change on future generations
Floridians from all major political parties believe climate change is real and are concerned about its impact on future generations...
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ climate czar is leaving, but Florida’s seas are still rising
That was quick. After less than six months, Florida’s first chief resilience officer, Julia Nesheiwat, is moving on to a new post...
See what happens to your neighborhood as the sea level rises with this interactive map from Climate Central.