Florida’s water utilities must prepare for climate change — here’s how
Hotter summers, erratic rainfall and rising seas pose risks to infrastructure and the water supply for Floridians
For the sake of Florida’s national parks, keep offshore drilling off the table
Offshore oil drilling carries the risk of spills and other impacts that could undermine work to restore the Everglades.
What our missing ocean float revealed about Antarctica’s melting glaciers
Ocean measurements beneath ice shelves help determine how Antarctica will contribute to sea-level rise.
Even with Trump’s support, coal power remains expensive – and dangerous
Natural gas is cheaper and, in some places, so are renewable energy and battery storage.
Why I think capitalism and mission-driven banking work well together
Climate First is the fastest-growing new bank in the United States since 2009.
In 2026, resolve to become a citizen scientist
Monitoring nest boxes for Southeastern American kestrels is one example of citizen science.
Save our forests, one roll at a time
Want an easy New Year’s resolution? Replace conventional toilet paper with rolls made from recycled paper.
Now is the time to prepare for Florida’s energy future
Small modular reactors represent a new approach to nuclear power that produces steady, carbon-free electricity.
Floridians should be free to lessen the impact of electricity rate increases with plug-in solar Â
Florida laws are constraining the choice of residents to install their own solar generation and storage capabilities.
A Navy admiral’s view of climate change and renewable energy
America can lead the clean energy transition, renewing the American spirit and our global competitiveness.