Creating jewelry from invasive mussels connects Floridians with the environment
Jennifer Comeau produces jewelry from Asian green mussels removed from the Florida coast.
A newly rediscovered moth species in Florida may already be at risk
For decades, the Florida sack-bearer moth was hiding in plain sight among collections around the US.
By slashing NOAA funding, president’s budget putting Florida at risk
NOAA provides a life-or-death defense from major storms through its hurricane science and forecasting.
Many of the Caribbean’s most important reefs are going unprotected
Half of reefs with the greatest potential to keep protecting coastlines as the oceans warm are unprotected.
Energy cancel culture emerges in race for Florida governor
Solar power is Florida’s cheapest, most abundant and most secure source of energy
A win for giant manta rays and for Florida’s oceans
Last week, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission took historic action on permits for such species.
China leads in clean energy but the US can catch up
The Chinese EV manufacturer BYD has surpassed the largest, most-established automakers in the world.
Floridians deserve a real role in deciding how our state grows
A conversation about growth laws must have seats at the table for every group invested in Florida's future.
Keeping data centers’ costs off families’ power bills
A new Florida law requires utilities to develop rate structures ensuring data centers bear their electric service costs.
Why Trump’s $2 billion buyoff to cancel offshore wind farms is a bad deal for taxpayers and the energy supply
Losing these projects will likely mean higher energy prices and impact jobs and economic development.