Heat protections for workers face uphill battle in Florida; mine near Okefenokee Swamp nears approval
Heat protections are expected to stall, while another bill would ban municipalities from passing their own protections.
Heat protections are expected to stall, while another bill would ban municipalities from passing their own protections.
Half a million citrus trees have taken root in the Peach State over the past decade.
By Trenise Bryant and Francois J. Alexandre At a time when many Floridians are struggling with high electric bills and many ...
By Susan Nugent, Climate Reality Project The president-elect has stated that addressing climate change will be one of his top ...
Palm Beach Post Editorial Board This doesn’t seem normal. Tropical Storm Eta, after making landfall in the Keys on Sunday, ...
A hearing officer has dealt Florida the nearest thing to a fatal blow in its long-running water war with Georgia. ...
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