Trump should hear South Florida on climate change pact
President Trump is said to be ready to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement because he believes...
Experts see climate change peril for South Florida’s black and Hispanic communities
African-American, Caribbean-American and Hispanic communities are typically located miles from South Florida beaches where climate change is most visible —...
Accepting climate change first step to protecting Florida land | Drew Martin, environmentalist
In the administration in Washington, D.C., it was announced that the Energy Department may no longer use the term "climate...
South Florida continues prep for sea level rise
South Florida is taking more steps to protect against climate change and the rising seas that already are spilling over...
Rising seas could swamp Trump’s ‘Winter White House’ at Mar-a-Lago, scientists say
If scientists are right, rising seas will one day swamp the "Winter White House," part-time home to a president who...
Challenge of sea level rise cuts across the aisle | Dawn Zimmer, James Cason, politicians
Following one of the most divisive elections in our nation's history, it's more important than ever to find issues that...
Corporate leaders gather in Fort Lauderdale to fight climate change
As the incoming Trump administration promises a retreat on the issue of global warming, executives of major corporations gathered in...
Florida scientists ask Trump for sit-down on climate change
As 2016 steams toward a close that will likely mark it as the hottest on record, and fish swim in...
What Trump’s victory means for Florida’s environment
At a speech in Miami the week before the election, Donald Trump pledged to eliminate funds for fighting global warming...
Nuisance flooding from sea level rise up 50 percent last year
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the number of nuisance flood days in the U.S. jumped 50 percent during...
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