No, it’s not too soon. After Hurricane Ian, it’s time to say ‘climate change,’ Gov. DeSantis
By The Miami Herald Editorial Board Gov. Ron DeSantis referred to a “biblical storm surge,” he was assessing Hurricane Ian’s...
Floridians are buying electric vehicles and government is working to install efficient charging stations to accommodate them
By Mary Linn, The Electrification Coalition Electric cars are rolling into driveways across Florida. Almost 700,000 electric vehicles are expected...
Florida drives toward a stronger energy future with DeSantis’ electric bus buy
By George Riley Florida is leading the charge on electric vehicles – and our residents and economy are better because...
The Sunshine State is becoming the climate emergency state
By Yoca Arditi-Rocha, Thais Lopez Vogel, and Dr. Rachel Licker Our nation and our planet are in a state of...
Florida’s reefs and fish stocks are being damaged by reckless fishing practices, scientists say
By Coty Perry, Anglers.com Florida is one of the only states to have coral reefs around the coast. Besides being...
Florida’s groundwater is extremely valuable and running low
By Dr. Robert Knight, Florida Springs Institute Imagine yourself in a life raft floating on the ocean. You have 10...
Giving nature rights might save us from ourselves
By Renata Happle Humans have rights. But what about nature? Does nature have rights of its own? A global movement...
How long must Floridians wait for agreed-upon water quality improvements?
By TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers Editorial Board Patience is said to be a virtue. But not when it leads to complacency....
Why is DEP still so inept four years after Gov. Ron DeSantis took office?
By Ed Killer Does clean water matter to you? Dead manatees. Poisonous toxic algae blooms. Canals sullied by foul runoff. Marshes...
Extreme heat kills; communities shouldn’t wait for government to save us from it
By Ashley Ward, Duke University Daytime highs of 105 degrees grab the headlines, but we should be just as worried...