Trump is right: Allow Florida to handle disaster relief
As more Americans are impacted by disasters, it’s possible to make the system leaner, more efficient and accountable.
As more Americans are impacted by disasters, it’s possible to make the system leaner, more efficient and accountable.
The risk of spills and mass disruption to delicate species and ecosystems will escalate if oil drilling commences.
Storms left the small Florida community facing an enormous reconstruction effort.
The new maps mean more Floridians will be required to buy flood insurance.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton hit the Florida Museum of Natural History’s Randell Research Center this past year.
Transitioning to clean energy can be a major driver of economic growth, resilience and high-quality, local jobs.
In 2024 alone, floods destroyed homes in over a dozen states and claimed more than 165 lives.
We cannot let the important work of climate change mitigation and adaptation get caught up in the larger culture wars.
A Tampa Bay Times report exposed how government agencies are lagging in confronting the growing impacts of climate change.
By flexing our energy independence, we heighten energy security while protecting consumers from volatile price fluctuations.
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