Are we losing our wildlife to benches and ballparks? UF/IFAS research shows how smart designs can avoid it
A first-of-its-kind study by University of Florida scientists provides insights on achieving harmony for smart urban park design.
A first-of-its-kind study by University of Florida scientists provides insights on achieving harmony for smart urban park design.
This bite-sized video explains how bioswales manage stormwater and filter out pollution.
The need for water infrastructure and resilience projects will only increase alongside Florida's rapid growth.
FEMA has abruptly clawed back almost $300 million already awarded to Florida to battle floods, hurricanes and rising tides.
There is no justification for life-risking layoffs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
As global temperatures rise, the warming air creates conditions that are more conducive to extreme precipitation.
If all the ice on Greenland melted, sea levels would rise by more than 20 feet.
As climate change drives an explosion in dengue cases, studying that connection is about to get much harder.
Researchers predict rising seas will increase severe flood risks for about 2.5 million Americans by 2050.
An orderly retreat would be far less costly than having Mother Nature involved in the process
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