Politicians who fight climate change stand to benefit in election, Invading Sea survey finds
Most Floridians prefer candidates tackling climate change: 52% more likely to vote for those with climate action records.
Tag: climate education
Florida Climate Survey – September 2024
The survey is the 11th conducted by the FAU Center for Environmental Studies on Floridians’ climate-related views since 2019.
Helene’s 500 miles of wreckage and devastation should bring howls of fury at leaders’ folly
Global, national and state leaders must recognize at long last that the world’s climate cares nothing for political fiction.
TV meteorologists sound the alarm about climate impacts in FloridaÂ
Jeff Berardelli and John Morales have made climate science a key part of their reports for NBC affiliates in Tampa ...
Trauma-sensitive climate change education can develop truthful hope
Sharing stories of hope, climate action can guide students to imagine better futures while knowing the truth about climate change.
Don’t ban climate science books from Florida’s students
Hiding the science about climate change is about the most dangerous thing we can do for our children
Supercharged professional development helps educators talk climate change
A new study evaluated a 'train the trainer' program for educators to learn about effective ways to cover climate change.
Using LEGO and learning through play to inspire environmental solutionsÂ
LEGO Build the Change challenges individuals to use LEGO bricks as tools for addressing real-world issues.
New poll: Despite shifting beliefs, most Floridians support government action on climate change
The latest Florida Climate Resilience Survey found 68% of respondents want state government to do more to address climate change.
Florida Climate Resilience Survey – March 2024
Belief in climate change by Florida independents surged in a recent Florida Atlantic University survey.
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