No half measures: Kill the drill now
HB 1143 is the stronger bill offering more protection to the economy, culture and ecology of the Apalachicola River Basin.
Month: April 2025
Tonmoy Ghosh, the VISTA Award winner fighting for the air we deserve
Ghosh, a graduate student at Embry-Riddle, received the award at VoLo Foundation's Climate Correction conference.
During nesting season, follow these tips to protect sea turtles
Being mindful about such things as artificial lights, sandcastles and beach furniture will help as nesting season starts May 1.
Video: What are bioswales?
This bite-sized video explains how bioswales manage stormwater and filter out pollution.
Judge recommends against drilling near the Apalachicola River
The issue now goes back to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
FEMA funding important for expanding infrastructure needs
The need for water infrastructure and resilience projects will only increase alongside Florida's rapid growth.
Startup founders discuss the ‘Business of the Environment’ at FAU
The topic was the focus of a panel discussion at a retreat for the School of Environmental, Coastal, and Ocean ...
Utilities choosing coal, solar, nuclear or other power sources have a lot to consider, beyond just cost
By Erin Baker and Paola Pimentel Furlanetto, UMass Amherst The Trump administration is working to lift regulations on coal-fired power ...
Better feed, fewer burps: UF scientists target dairy gas emissions
Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is naturally emitted by cows during digestion.
Writer shows how Floridians can leverage satire into political power
Craig Pittman's latest book, “Welcome to Florida," chronicles the absurdity of the state's politics and culture.
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