Why do big oil companies invest in green energy?
While some companies have acquired clean energy businesses, those efforts have been criticized as 'greenwashing.'
While some companies have acquired clean energy businesses, those efforts have been criticized as 'greenwashing.'
Thanks to recent updates in Florida law, homeowners can use Residential PACE financing to fund these conversions.
Accurate predictions are critical for giving coastal residents time to evacuate and emergency responders time to prepare.
Cities are capturing methane from landfills and converting it into renewable natural gas that can power heavy-duty vehicles.
Thanks to state leadership and local lawmakers, this former condo site will be turned into public parkland on Destin’s waterfront.
The best thing we can do is preserve gopher tortoise burrows and the longleaf pine ecosystem supporting them.
When we conserve wetlands and mangroves, we’re protecting real estate, insurance markets and local economies.
The state paid $83 million for 4 acres next to the city of Destin’s Norriego Point Beach park.
Most people are maintaining local ties, even as they relocate to adapt to rising climate risks.
Billionaires want to use your tax dollars to put nuclear-powered AI data centers in drought-prone farmland.
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