Northeast Florida’s fight against climate change takes shape
The aim is to bring more clean energy and energy conservation programs to Northeast Florida's five counties by 2030 and ...
The aim is to bring more clean energy and energy conservation programs to Northeast Florida's five counties by 2030 and ...
Power plants burning natural gas release numerous pollutants that endanger the health of Floridians.
Carbon capture, utilization and sequestration can be a useful solution, but it must be closely monitored.
House Bill 229 proposes tweaking the structure of the PSC, which decides how much utilities charge Floridians for their energy.
Energy efficiency measures are the most cost-effective solution to lower total utility costs.
People around the world won't quit using fossil fuels until there is a cheaper, clean alternative.
The commitment made at COP28 for a transition away from fossil fuels isn’t moving us fast enough.
Will Charouhis, a 17-year-old climate activist from Miami, took part in the United Nations climate conference in the UAE.
The agreement — met with an ovation — includes a first call for nations to transition away from fossil fuels.
Renewables like wind and solar need to be a larger percentage of utilities’ energy generating portfolio
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