Farmers, aquaculturists unite to protect Florida’s land, water
The partnership brings together experts to tackle challenges like nutrient runoff and the effects of climate change.
ReeFLorida Symposium focuses on efforts to protect Florida’s Coral Reef
The multi-day meeting returned to Miami's Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science for the second year.
New guide promotes refurbished electronics to prevent holiday-season waste
Environment Florida's 'Fixed for the Holidays' shopping guide provides advice on buying refurbished electronics.
Indigenous tribes should be more involved in Everglades restoration, report says
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UF/IFAS, The Florida Aquarium collaborate to revitalize coral reefs, marine habitats
A major focus of the collaborative research is on how urchins can improve the growth and survival of corals.
‘Bomb cyclone’ adds to growing extreme weather trend
Is climate change making storms like the ‘bomb cyclone’ that devastated the Pacific Northwest last week more common?
FAU panel discusses Everglades restoration challenges and climate impacts
The discussion was moderated by Jenny Staletovich of public radio station WLRN, who hosts the Bright Lit Place podcast.
‘Waste is only waste if we discard it’ — A Q&A on the benefits of a circular economy
Jason E. Dodier of GRAIN Ecosystem says that a circular economy is about rethinking the use of resources from the start.
UCF researcher to develop hydrogen combustion engine for commercial vehicles
UCF Professor Subith Vasu is part of a $3.5 million Department of Energy project with vehicle manufacturer PACCAR.
FSU hosts 24-Hour Energy Hackathon with NextEra Energy
The event challenged participants to develop innovative solutions to help homeowners reduce energy consumption by 10%.
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