Clean energy is better for our kids – and our wallets. It’s time for Florida’s utilities to lead
By increasing investments in solar, utilities can hedge against economic risks and deliver more stable, affordable energy.
By increasing investments in solar, utilities can hedge against economic risks and deliver more stable, affordable energy.
Local governments and 1000 Friends of Florida have sued over SB 180, which restricts new land development policies.
Today, the cheapest forms of electricity going onto the grid are solar, wind and batteries.
A new analysis from Food & Water Watch reveals that Florida’s water systems are at risk of flood-related disruptions
Fifty years after residents created the Sanibel Plan, the island confronts climate threats while holding onto its cherished character.
By respecting both nature's power and economic realities, we can chart a course that keeps Florida thriving.
We don’t have to wait for the state or federal government to respond to climate change
Funding should support resilient housing, public shelters and infrastructure that meet the needs of real people.
Researchers found Hurricane Milton wouldn’t have reached Category 5 extremes without global warming.
Helping older adults prepare for emergencies should involve the entire family so everyone knows what to expect.
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