The Trump administration is steamrolling Florida’s oceans and wildlife
Lawmakers should block an administration decision to exempt Gulf drilling from the Endangered Species Act.
Lawmakers should block an administration decision to exempt Gulf drilling from the Endangered Species Act.
As Audubon Florida's executive director, Julie Wraithmell leads its statewide science and advocacy efforts.
Okaloosa County depends on healthy waters, strong military bases and an unspoiled environment.
On Nov. 20, a five-year offshore leasing plan was announced that would push oil drilling closer to Florida’s coast.
Under the new Trump administration plan, drilling would be allowed 100 miles or more off Florida’s Gulf Coast.
The Tampa Bay Surveillance project aims to make clear the complicated state of contamination in Florida’s largest estuary.
As the Interior Department drafts its new offshore drilling plan, Florida's coast and beaches are on the line.
The issue now goes back to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Commercial fishing lost $4.9 billion and recreational fishing lost $3.5 billion due to the disaster, a study estimated.
The Florida Coastal Protection Act would permanently ban oil exploration, development and production off Florida’s coast.
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