Lawmakers should pass legislation that would help Floridians keep the lights on during COVID
By Bryan Hernandez More than 42,000 Florida households likely have no electricity right now. Can you imagine living in the...
By Bryan Hernandez More than 42,000 Florida households likely have no electricity right now. Can you imagine living in the...
By Lauren Swan, AECOM Engineering As most of the nation emerges from a harsh winter, it is worth contemplating what...
By William “Coty” Keller, ecologist It’s all adaptation, and that must change The governor and Legislature are making noise about...
By Todd L. Pittinsky, Stony Brook University After rising steadily for decades, as the COVID-19 pandemic squashed economic activity, global...
By Marquelle Ogletree and Nia Ogletree In the fall of 2019, millions of young people took to the streets in...
By Joseph Bonasia, Florida Rights of Nature Network What if your town were told by an energy company that it...
By Thais Lopez Vogel, VoLo Foundation Any visitor to Florida learns that the state is blessed with abundant rivers, lakes, springs, wetlands,...
By John Englander, oceanographer and author Flood Factor® is a recently upgraded tool that will calculate a simple flood risk...
By David Jenkins, Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship While many folks are still reeling financially from the pandemic, Florida’s biggest utilities,...
By Sean Sellers and Mark Paul Republican lawmakers in Tallahassee are advancing an alarming package of bills that will undermine...
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