Let’s eliminate forever chemicals crisis from America’s water
PFAS are estimated to be present in at least 45% of U.S. tap water, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Blocking net-zero pollution policies is dangerous for Floridians
HB 1217 blocks net-zero policies to cut climate pollution, even when those policies protect public health.
Florida’s land conservation strategy is being rewritten — and nature will pay the price
The Florida Legislature doesn't need to choose between protecting nature or agriculture in the budget.
Miami has a trash problem. The World Cup has a cup problem
Miami will host seven World Cup matches and fan events that will bring a massive increase in waste.
How a Washington bill threatens Florida’s wildlife
The Endangered Species Act has helped wildlife such as green sea turtles reverse their decline toward extinction.
Cement has a climate problem — here’s one way to help fix it
Portland cement, widely used for concrete, is responsible for about 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Don’t play God with Gulf sea life
The biggest argument against Gulf oil drilling comes in the vivid memories of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Like it or not, fossil fuels are here to stay
In spite of their impact on climate change, fossil fuels are winning the race with renewable energy.
A flesh‑eating fly is advancing toward the US border – can it be stopped?
New pests and parasites are an ever-present threat, given greater global travel and climate change's effects.
‘God Squad’ withdrawal of protection for Gulf species draws another challenge
The Trump administration invoked national security to grease the wheels for oil and gas exploration.