Reagan recognized the threat to the ozone layer; conservatives today should respond the same way to climate change
By David Jenkins, Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship As folks across Florida don bikinis or swim trunks and head to the ...
Month: June 2020
Florida should make the oil industry pay its fair share of climate mitigation projects
By Susan Glickman, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy Climate change is already costing Florida cities, large and small, a fortune. ...
First Street Foundation releases new data disclosing flood risk of every home in the contiguous U.S.
By First Street Foundation The nonprofit research and technology group First Street Foundation has publicly released flood risk data for ...
Deepwater Horizon spill: Offshore drilling plans recall oil-fouled tourist season
By Mark Lane, Daytona Beach News-Journal Ten years ago last week, President Barack Obama showed up in Pensacola to walk the beaches, ...
FAU poll finds climate change still is important topic for Floridians in era of coronavirus
The coronavirus crisis has not altered Floridians’ belief in climate change, according to the third Florida Climate Resilience Survey by ...
April 2020 Florida Climate Resilience Survey
FAU Poll Finds Climate Change is Still Important Topic for Floridians in Era of Coronavirus More Republicans Believe in the ...
Hurricane Season Started Early For The Last Six Years. Is It Time To Extend The Season?
By Jenny Staletovich, WLRN Media The early start to the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season — the sixth in a row ...
Solar storage can be a lifesaver, particularly during hurricane season
By Salome Garcia and Katie Chiles Ottenweller Hurricane season has arrived and already Mother Nature has given us plenty to ...
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 ...
Covid-19, hurricane season and plastics – oh my!
By Stephanie Pearson, League of Women Voters of Broward County The triple threat of COVID-19, hurricane season and plastics, reminiscent ...
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