Gnaw more seagrass? Plant-eaters pose threat in climate change struggle
As ocean waters warm, many herbivores such as sea turtles and manatees are expanding their ranges.
Month: February 2024
Surfrider Foundation gives Florida a D- grade in coastal management, but South Florida officials disagree
Florida scored 'OK' in sediment management but 'Bad' in coastal armoring, development and sea-level rise.
Unusual fish kill in Keys claims endangered sawfish; Florida bills banning lab-grown meat moving forward
Scientists worry that extreme summer heat that bleached coral triggered other hazards, but it's not clear if the fish kill ...
App helps consumers find pollinator-friendly plants for their landscape
The BeeGardens app helps the public identify bees and bee-friendly plants in their yards.
Satellites power research on Earthā€™s challenges
University of Miami scientist Julius Dewald believes his research using satellite images to fight climate change holds great potential.
Barrier islands are first line of protection for Gulf Coast communities
Barrier islands and their intact dunes are our natural fortresses
Five reasons why mandatory flood disclosure in Florida would be a big win for Realtors
Flood disclosure fosters understanding of the importance of preparedness and support for risk mitigation.
FIU to study threat of sea-level rise to coastal buildings; UF Student Senate passes ‘Green New Deal’ resolution
The $9 million federal grant will fund wells along the coast that could show how sea rise is changing the ...
New online platform shows ‘Floridaā€™s Climate Future’
The website uses public data from leading climate scientists to illustrate problems caused by climate change.
Florida at a climate crossroads: Can the PROVE IT Act offer a solution?Ā
The PROVE IT Act is an innovative piece of legislation that could help Florida industries emerge as leaders in carbon ...
The Invading Sea is a nonpartisan source for news, commentary and educational content about climate change and other environmental issues affecting Florida. The site is managed by Florida Atlantic Universityā€™s Center for Environmental Studies in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
