California and Florida grew quickly on the promise of perfect climates in the 1900s – today, they lead the country in climate change risks
Once marketed as semitropical paradises, these states now share disturbing climate-influenced futures.
Once marketed as semitropical paradises, these states now share disturbing climate-influenced futures.
Sea-level rise and rapid urbanization have resulted in a 'coastal squeeze' between land and sea.
When biochar is added to cement, it is able to suck up a percentage of its weight in carbon dioxide ...
With Florida leading the nation in urban tree loss, many local governments have adopted tree protection ordinances.
Wildfires can occur during dry, hot, windy conditions that have become increasingly frequent because of climate change.
The Right to Clean Water amendment would create a fundamental right to clean and healthy waters in Florida.
Florida must encourage more sustainable development patterns, avoiding development on sensitive lands in coastal areas and floodplains.
Governing bodies of vulnerable coastal areas should carefully consider the unique risks of rising seas on barrier islands.
A bill in the Florida Senate would task the Florida Department of Environmental Protection with protecting mangroves.
By Nathan Crabbe As Florida’s population continues growing and sea levels continue rising, the state risks losing millions of acres ...
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