Another Version of Distance Learning: How Remote Sensing Bolsters Florida’s Environmental Research
Researchers can now use optical machinery, like high-tech cameras, to glean information about Earth from afar.
Environmental Laws Through the Decades in the United States
Our environment wasn’t always protected in the United States – until modern-day environmental policies entered the scene.
Will Miami Be Protected from Storm Surge? New Army Corps Study Proposes Solutions
A new $4.6 billion plan addresses storm surge in Miami-Dade County.
Solar Energy Initiatives Shine in the Sunshine State
By 2021, Florida will have the most capacity for solar energy in the entire Southeast, according to a new report.
32,000 New Acres Purchased for Conservation through Florida Forever Program
The Florida Cabinet recently approved $79 million in Florida Forever funds to conserve nearly 32,000 acres of land in the state.
Florida’s Environment: The Good News for July 2020
Looking for some good news about Florida’s environment? Check out this month’s collection of environmental success stories.
Officials Search High and Low for Ideal Lake Okeechobee Water Level
Debate continues about how Lake Okeechobee’s water level should be managed as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers takes public input on a new operating plan.
Where They Go: How Animal Tracking Can Help Save Florida’s Marine Life
Radio, GPS and satellite technology have made it possible for scientists to monitor a variety of marine species even more closely.
The 2020 Hurricane Season Isn’t Coming to Play: What You Should Know About Florida’s Outlook
NOAA researchers predict an “above-normal” season.
Florida Green Lodging Program Adds 15 New Participants
The Florida Green Lodging Program is an initiative to recognize and reward environmentally conscious lodging facilities in the state.