Florida in the balance: The decisions we must make in 2026
We must ask candidates for real solutions to problems such as sea-level rise and other climate change impacts.
Why 2026 could see the end of the Farm Bill era of American agriculture policy
Farm bills are massive pieces of legislation addressing a variety of topics, including conservation, energy and forestry.
Trashing our oceans: Feds plan the biggest permitted coral destruction in US history
The Army Corps of Engineers plans a massive dredging project at Port Everglades to make way for bigger ships.
Target tariffs on the world’s worst polluters
A pollution-based tariff forces foreign producers to pay a price for using lax environmental standards.
What we learn when following a water droplet on its journey beneath Tallahassee
Small, stubborn acts of care compound the same way neglect does, only in the opposite direction.
Data centers need electricity fast, but utilities need years to build power plants – who should pay?
State utility regulators decide who pays what share of the costs associated with data center operations.
Igniting a new standard for packaging
Florida-based Ignition Packaging is developing plastic foam alternatives that are derived from agricultural waste.
Florida’s water utilities must prepare for climate change — here’s how
Hotter summers, erratic rainfall and rising seas pose risks to infrastructure and the water supply for Floridians
For the sake of Florida’s national parks, keep offshore drilling off the table
Offshore oil drilling carries the risk of spills and other impacts that could undermine work to restore the Everglades.
What our missing ocean float revealed about Antarctica’s melting glaciers
Ocean measurements beneath ice shelves help determine how Antarctica will contribute to sea-level rise.