Sen. Rubio: Jacksonville raid a sign the US must decouple from Chinese solar
The federal investigation of Chinese-owned JinkoSolar is a welcome and long-overdue step.
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Partisan divide over climate change is narrowing in Florida
A record number of Florida Republicans agree that human actions are causing climate change.
What’s happening to coral reefs is bad for Florida. More must be done | Letters
By Allyson Wleklinksi Growing up in Florida opened my eyes to the perils of climate change. I saw coral reef ...
The Inflation Reduction Act will benefit Floridians by lowering energy costs and generating good manufacturing jobs
By Jenn Whitcomb, For Our Future Florida In Florida and across the country, we are facing a four-pronged challenge related to ...
Sen. Marco Rubio’s “hotel towel” strategy for climate change
By Pam McVety Sen. Marco Rubio recently sent me a long letter about all that he is doing to address ...
For this Floridian, there is no safe place to hide from the warming climate
By Pam McVety, climate activist This is a message to Ron DeSantis, Marco Rubio, Rick Scott, Neal Dunn and all ...
Climate Change is an issue that should unite our divided country
By Susan Nugent, Climate Reality Project The president-elect has stated that addressing climate change will be one of his top ...
Trump’s dream of oil rigs off Florida’s coasts: Another reason to vote against him
Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board The U.S. Interior Department tweeted Wednesday that a Politico report about plans to jump-start oil exploration ...
From the Florida Keys, an urgent — and regional — cry for action on climate change
Unlike most politicians in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., those in the Florida Keys don’t mince words when talking about climate ...
Marco Rubio and Rick Scott still don’t get it about climate change
The political arm of Big Oil and King Coal, also known as the Republican Party, has been in such ...
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