The US is seeing stronger storms, so why are droughts getting worse?
Despite an increase in precipitation nationally, the landscape is drying out more rapidly as temperatures rise.
In Florida, data centers meet hurricane season
Florida can protect residents while creating a more sustainable place to build digital infrastructure.
Don’t mourn, organize: Remembering Rafe Pomerance
Pomerance, a pioneering climate advocate who founded the Upper Limit Project, died last month at age 79.
Fueling war or powering peace?
A strait on the other side of the world should affect energy prices in Florida as little as possible.
The campaign to fully fund Florida Forever in the 2027 legislative session begins now
The Legislature failed to put new funding into the land acquisition program during the 2026 session.
Resiliency, reinsurance key to hurricane season preparations
Homeowners should view resilience upgrades as long-term investments in safety and affordability.
Why Florida has to lead on water, resilience and climate
Flash flooding, storm surge, wildfires and intensifying hurricanes are documented, measurable and accelerating.
Hurricane forecasts have improved and saved lives, but cuts threaten to stretch NOAA to breaking point
Vulnerability to hurricanes has increased with coastal populations expanding and storms becoming stronger.
No fireworks for Fourth of July in Florida?
Without significant rain to end drought conditions in the next few weeks, alternatives to fireworks could be in order.
Slowing boat speeds will help save North Atlantic right whales
NOAA is considering the deregulation of rules that protect endangered right whales from deadly ship strikes.