Top locations for ocean energy production worldwide revealed
FAU researchers found that waters off Florida’s East coast and South Africa are ideal for generating electricity from currents.
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Reduce risks for Rice’s whales in the Gulf
We can advance offshore wind while safeguarding Rice’s whales and the broader Gulf ecosystem
Can solar power avoid the culture wars?
The industry is rebranding itself as a symbol of American 'energy dominance.'
Trump’s offshore wind energy freeze: What states lose if the executive order remains in place
The order froze the leasing of federal areas for new offshore wind projects and federal permits for projects in progress.
From watts to warheads: Secretary of energy oversees big science research and the US nuclear arsenal
The energy secretary advises the president on energy policy and guides energy and nuclear weapons initiatives.
The power of collective climate leadership
The US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement created a temporary void, but opened a door for citizens to lead the ...
Your voice matters: Collective action is powerful in tackling climate change
Advocate for policies that reduce harmful emissions, promote clean energy and protect vulnerable communities.
Fighting for Florida’s future: Why youth want an energy transition
Our case shows how young people are rising up and demanding change to protect their climate rights in court.
‘Many people fear for the future’ — A St. Petersburg councilmember discusses the city’s efforts to address climate change
A Q&A with Richie Floyd, who was elected to represent District 8 on the St. Petersburg City Council in 2021.
Jacksonville’s energy weakness obvious during hurricanes
Transitioning to clean energy can be a major driver of economic growth, resilience and high-quality, local jobs.
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.
