Climate change and conflict exacerbate global food crisis
The United Nations' World Food Program calls it 'a hunger crisis of unprecedented proportions.'
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Conservatives like me care about our natural world — we need climate policies that protect what we love while putting America firstÂ
A Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism would collect a fee from high-polluting countries that undercut domestic manufacturers.
Fast fashion carries lower price tag, but cost can be high for environment
These cheaper-to-make, cheaper-to-buy items are discarded faster, generating waste and greenhouse gas emissions.
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.
Tallahassee moves to block leaf-blower bans; Florida House passes energy bill cutting climate language from state law
The Florida Senate passed legislation that would block bans on gas-powered blowers in the state's municipalities.
Florida must take climate change seriously. Instead, lawmakers want to erase it
Senate Bill 1624 and House Bill 1645 rewrite Florida energy policy to eliminate state goals to address climate change..
Florida at a climate crossroads: Can the PROVE IT Act offer a solution?Â
The PROVE IT Act is an innovative piece of legislation that could help Florida industries emerge as leaders in carbon ...
Improve air quality around Florida’s trash incinerators Â
Ensuring Clean Air for All Floridians (HB 1631/SB 1606) would require 24-hour air monitoring for trash incinerators.
10 facts about the Florida Wildlife Corridor
The Florida Wildlife Corridor covers nearly 18 million acres of Florida, consisting of conserved and opportunity lands.Â
The hidden risks that hover over FloridaÂ
Power plants burning natural gas release numerous pollutants that endanger the health of Floridians.
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 University’s Center for Environmental Studies in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
