Florida canât wish away climate change
The governor should veto HB 1645 because wishing away problems does not change reality
Tag: electric vehicles
Electric vehicles are usually safer for their occupants â but not necessarily for everyone else
While EVs offer safety advancements for their occupants, itâs crucial to tackle the safety concerns they pose for others on ...
Myth busting 101: Floridians should know the facts about electric vehicles
The facts about the costs, range, batteries, safety and electricity needs of EVs show they have undeniable benefits.
Americaâs green manufacturing boom, from EV batteries to solar panel production, isnât powered by renewable energy â yet
As investments in a clean energy future accelerate, America will need to reengineer much of its power grid.
Ignore the pushback â green energy is going strong Â
US government figures show that 94% of the new electricity generation built in 2024 will rely on green energy.
Inflation Reduction Act can power clean-energy future
The act represents a historic opportunity to transform Floridaâs energy landscape and build a more resilient and sustainable future.
Decarbonization means new economic opportunities for Florida, study finds
A report by The Nature Conservancy highlights new jobs and other benefits created by the transition to clean energy.
Are electric vehicles on a bumpy road?Â
As technology is upgraded, costs decline and charging networks expand, EVs should become an easy choice for most drivers.
Climate change matters to more and more people â and could be a deciding factor in the 2024Â election
If the election were held today, the evidence suggests that most voters would prefer a climate-conscious candidate.
Get on board with reducing emissions through passenger rail
More focus needs to be given to promoting modes of transportation that cause the least environmental damage.
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 Universityâs Center for Environmental Studies in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
