Lessons for Florida: Tropical nations know the risks of mosquito-borne diseases and extreme heat
Early steps are being taken to address the health impacts of a warming planet, but more action is needed.
Early steps are being taken to address the health impacts of a warming planet, but more action is needed.
This month's catastrophic fire in Maui will "almost certainly" be added to NOAA's list of disasters.
For the remaining longleaf forests spread across the southeastern U.S., wild and prescribed fire sparks seed production and growth.
With high temperatures predicted until October, scientists worry about harm to the largest coral barrier reef in the continental US
Schools are experiencing AC malfunctions, encouraging parents to send their children to class with water bottles.
The state recently approved the K-5 curriculum created by PragerU, a group known for misinformation and climate denialism.
Gasoline taxes play a key role in funding transportation projects in Florida.
Experts say there is a large gap between official numbers and the likely impact of high temperatures.
Miami graduate students have implemented a variety of strategies to learn more about, help mitigate the effects of extreme heat.
Floridaā€™s resilience officers really are the unsung heroes helping us adapt to the challenges of a changing climate.
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