Oil drilling off Florida’s coast? We have a two-word response: Deepwater Horizon
Under the new Trump administration plan, drilling would be allowed 100 miles or more off Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Under the new Trump administration plan, drilling would be allowed 100 miles or more off Florida’s Gulf Coast.
The Tampa Bay Surveillance project aims to make clear the complicated state of contamination in Florida’s largest estuary.
As the Interior Department drafts its new offshore drilling plan, Florida's coast and beaches are on the line.
Commercial fishing lost $4.9 billion and recreational fishing lost $3.5 billion due to the disaster, a study estimated.
The Florida Coastal Protection Act would permanently ban oil exploration, development and production off Florida’s coast.
The groups contend drilling threatens ecosystems, coastal communities and the transition to clean energy.
Republicans and Democrats alike have strongly come out against offshore oil and gas drilling.
Designating a critical habitat area for Gulf of Mexico Rice’s whales is the least we can do to care for ...
Drilling for oil in the Apalachicola River flood plain conflicts with restoration plans for the Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery.
A permit for drilling in the Apalachicola River floodplain would trade North Florida's natural beauty for short-term economic gain.
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