Florida lawmakers should stop helping utilities charge us more
SB 1574 prioritizes dirty energy when more affordable energy options — like solar — are readily available.
SB 1574 prioritizes dirty energy when more affordable energy options — like solar — are readily available.
Findings pave the way for helping coastal communities become more resilient as they prepare for floods and storm surge.
The survey also found that 65% of Floridians believe government should be doing more to address climate impacts.
Invading Sea survey finds most Floridians worried about maintaining homeowners insurance, hurricanes strengthening.
FEMA has abruptly clawed back almost $300 million already awarded to Florida to battle floods, hurricanes and rising tides.
An internal memo showed the National Weather Service stopped translating radio alerts in the southern region,
There is no justification for life-risking layoffs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
According to a new report, Florida ranks near the bottom nationally because of an overdependence on natural gas.
The Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program had distributed $5 billion nationwide in the last five years.
Natural disasters can devastate multiple states, with costs far beyond any state’s ability to pay.
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