Here’s why it is Florida’s moment to lead on renewable energy
Florida has a unique opportunity to model how a coastal state protects its economy while leading an energy transition.
Florida has a unique opportunity to model how a coastal state protects its economy while leading an energy transition.
Clam farmers deliver valuable ecosystem services by installing one of nature’s water filtration systems.
Okaloosa County depends on healthy waters, strong military bases and an unspoiled environment.
HB 1421 and SB 1658 would require grazable public conservation lands in Florida to be made available for cattle grazing.
Heat pumps are common primarily in warm southern states such as Florida where winter heating needs are relatively low.
The 'Blue Ribbon Projects' bill would make it easier to turn thousands of acres of rural Florida into sprawling development.
The recently enacted High Seas Treaty offers an opportunity to protect the ocean like never before.
Longleaf pines have become a symbol of heritage and resilience to hurricanes, drought, wildfire and climate change.
When too much nitrogen enters our waterways, it feeds algal blooms, clouds water and kills fish.
Weakening federal climate protections will leave families paying more for insurance, electricity and disaster recovery.
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