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.
Forget owning Greenland — the real danger is its melting ice
The fate of Greenland is the fate of Miami and dozens of other coastal communities around the world.
Here’s how climate disinformation endangers national security
In Florida, intensifying disasters and disinformation combine to endanger our lives and divide our citizens.
Rescinding the EPA endangerment finding hurts our health and welfare
Greenhouse gas emissions are warming the planet, changing the climate and disrupting our lives.
The future of Atlantic hurricane tracks
A look at what we know and don’t yet know about how climate change could affect the paths of these...
Why too much phosphorus in America’s farmland is polluting the country’s water
Some Florida soils contain phosphorus concentrations more than 10 times above levels sufficient for healthy plant growth.
Seedlings of hope sprout for Ocklawaha River restoration
It is well past time to breach the Rodman Reservoir dam and restore the natural flow of the Ocklawaha.
UF/IFAS Extension provides practical solutions to range of problems facing Floridians
For an average of 3 cents a day per Florida taxpayer, Extension addresses challenges for farms, cities and suburbs.
Sorry, kids, the baby boomers fell short in fighting climate change
My generation polluted the air with carbon dioxide and other gasses that act like a blanket, keeping in heat.
Shipping through a melting Arctic
New shipment opportunities promise economic gains but threaten one of the planet’s most fragile ecosystems.