Why 2025 became the summer of flash flooding in America
During the deadly flooding in Texas on July 4, atmospheric water vapor in the region was at or near historic ...
During the deadly flooding in Texas on July 4, atmospheric water vapor in the region was at or near historic ...
In Florida, about 17% of properties are located in a FEMA flood zone and 19% are at risk of a ...
Rising global temperatures can result in more frequent extreme downpours, leaving more areas vulnerable to flooding.
While the state has been a leader in hurricane preparedness, grid modernization must remain a top priority.
While moving toward renewable energy sources is commendable, Floridians need reliability within our energy grid.
The US needs more low-emissions electricity to slow climate change, so curtailment isn’t a sound long-term strategy.
Heat domes normally persist for several days in any one location, but they can last longer.
By Alissa Jean Schafer, Energy and Policy Institute More than 90 organizations nationwide, including Women’s March, will march in defense ...
South Florida Sun Sentinel Editorial Board The seas are inexorably rising, and the Florida Legislature is tackling this by creating ...
An interview with Andrew Stevenson, Voloridge Investments As part of its series “The Business of Climate Change,” which highlights the ...
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