FAU engineering develops new weapon against harmful algal blooms
A new study shows an innovative approach to addressing a pressing challenge in water quality management
Finally, an answer to why Earth’s oceans have been on a record-hot streak
A new study pinpoints why the rate of ocean warming has more than quadrupled over the past 40 years.
FSU biogeochemists discover glaciers carry unique molecular fingerprints, influence on carbon cycle
As glaciers melt, a process exacerbated by climate change, carbon is released to downstream ecosystems.
Marine microplastic pollution: How FAU science faculty, students are studying this problem
Microplastics are less than 5 mm in length, formed from the breakdown of larger plastics or produced for commercial use.
Daniel Cavero’s journey from cycling to carbon capture
The co-founder of Noya explains ways to capture CO2 and how the company’s mission fits into the global economy.
UF/IFAS shares prescribed fire resources promoting wildfire prevention
Every year, Florida conducts prescribed burns on more than 2 million acres – more than any other state.
Florida utilities drag down Southeast in energy efficiency, new report finds
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy ranked Florida among the worst-performing states for utility efficiency programs.
UF summit to feature talk on depoliticizing climate change
American Conservation Coalition founder Benji Backer will be speaking at the UF Climate Communications Summit.
Do clouds play a role in Arctic ice melt?
University of Miami scientists are studying the rapid loss of ice and its effect on the world’s climate.
Bridging oceans: US-Japan project to model flood risk, climate resilience
The research considers flooding impacts on vulnerable groups, including low-income, minority, disabled and elderly individuals.