The Everglades is an economic powerhouse that propels the ‘Clean Water Economy’
Economists have calculated that more than 3 million of us depend on the Everglades for our livelihoods.
Economists have calculated that more than 3 million of us depend on the Everglades for our livelihoods.
Periods of abnormally high water temperatures in rivers are becoming more common, more intense and longer lasting.
Even in years with smaller blooms, the health and financial impacts can be severe.
Billions of dollars in proposed NOAA cuts would make it difficult to prevent and mitigate red tide impacts.
Florida has millions of possibly leaking septic tanks along the shores and banks of our lakes, rivers and streams.
Global groundwater warming is a hidden but very significant consequence of climate change
Up to 80,000 Floridians whose second homes are covered by state-run Citizens Property Insurance could be affected.
Scientists worry that extreme summer heat that bleached coral triggered other hazards, but it's not clear if the fish kill ...
University of Miami marine biologists explain the impacts of rising ocean temperatures on fish.
Experts say there is a large gap between official numbers and the likely impact of high temperatures.
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