Itâs time for Floridaâs power companies to help consumers save energy
By Trenise Bryant and Francois J. Alexandre At a time when many Floridians are struggling with high electric bills and many ...
Month: February 2021
Water management boards have enough people now, just not the right ones
The Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board Just five months ago, some of Floridaâs water management districts were barely hanging on, their ...
Terry Gibson: The warming climate threatens Floridaâs claim to the title of âthe fishing capital of the worldâ
An interview with Terry Gibson, American Water Security Project As part of its series âThe Business of Climate Change,â which ...
Southeast Floridaâs flood-control system is close to collapse and the federal government needs to fix it fast
By Broward County Commissioner Beam Furr, Dr. Jennifer Jurado, Chief Resilience Officer of Broward County, Dan Lindblade, President and CEO ...
You already can see the damage in Florida from rising sea levels
By Jim Carroll, environmental activist Rising seas havenât flooded us out yet, but theyâre already wreaking havoc in a batch ...
Alligator gender, sinking coastline are part of water district’s effort to measure the consequences of climate change in South Florida
By Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post For the first time in its more than 70-year history, South Florida Water Management ...
Rob Kornahrens: âWith climate change, youâve got to look out decades, and you canât just look at election cyclesâ
An interview with Rob Kornahrens, CEO of Advanced Roofing As part of its series âThe Business of Climate Change,â which ...
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