Charting a new political path to protect Florida’s springs
The Florida Springs Institute is seeking a National Heritage Area designation for the state’s 1,000-plus springs.
The Earth is my garden: How I am living on foraged food for a year
Robin Greenfield is a social reformer who is foraging 100% of his food, down to the salt, oil and spices
Lift the secrecy on Palm Beach data center
Given their energy and water use, hyperscale data centers should always start with rigorous transparency.
EPA removal of vehicle emissions limits won’t stop shift to EVs, but will make it harder, slower and costlier
Repealing the endangerment finding would undo a key part of the effort to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
Nature writers and storytellers might save Florida yet
We need to ensure the words of nature writers reach new residents, elected officials and the next generation.
How would the Iran conflict play out in a world powered by renewables rather than fossil fuels?
Around a fifth of the world’s traded oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz, linking Gulf states to the wider...
The robots are coming for Florida’s water
Large data centers can suck millions of gallons of water per day, posing risks for Florida's drinking water supply.
A triple threat to Florida conservation — and to the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Three pending policy actions would fundamentally undermine land conservation in Florida.
Florida must streamline permits before the next storm hits
House Bill 803 would cut unnecessary delays for backup power installations ahead of storms.
A climate policy’s best chance could come from Social Security’s crisis
Social Security's insolvency will require new federal revenue that could be provided by a carbon tax.