Natural gas remains an important part of Florida’s energy portfolioÂ
While moving toward renewable energy sources is commendable, Floridians need reliability within our energy grid.
While moving toward renewable energy sources is commendable, Floridians need reliability within our energy grid.
Biochar is a charcoal-like material that sequesters carbon and increases nutrient availability, water retention and crop yields.
The sparsely populated Nature Coast was hammered with 125 mph sustained winds in the strike zone at Keaton Beach.
The Climate Shift Index provides insight into the local climate of over 1,000 worldwide locations.
A variety of Earth Day events are being held across the Sunshine State this Saturday, April 22.
George Riley, Conservatives for Clean Energy – Florida  Belief in climate change among Florida conservatives is at an all-time high, ...
By Jon Paul “J.P.” Brooker, Florida Conservation for Ocean Conservancy In its Aug. 15 editorial, the Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board ...
By Sean Sellers and Mark Paul Republican lawmakers in Tallahassee are advancing an alarming package of bills that will undermine ...
By Philip Stoddard, Florida International University This year made Floridians feel climate change in our daily lives as we slogged ...
By Stan Cross, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy The electrification of transportation is taking hold in the U.S. across all ...
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