The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is finalizing their Fiscal Year 2020 work plan, to ensure that, “all proposed and ongoing projects in Florida receive full and fair consideration of … Continue reading →

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) reached an agreement with Kanter Real Estate LLC to purchase 20,000 acres of critical wetlands in Water Conservation … Continue reading →

An annual study of South Fla. commercial developers found that climate change was their most pressing issue. In previous surveys, the problem barely registered. For the past six years, climate … Continue reading →

Cities from New York to Miami and from New Orleans to Los Angeles are feeling the impact of climate change – and in some areas, rising water levels, heat waves, … Continue reading →

Want to get an up-close view of Florida’s wildlife without leaving your car? This hidden gem is for you. The Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive certainly won’t disappoint if you’re looking … Continue reading →

A Gov. DeSantis executive order and concern for waterways has led more cities to look at alternative septic systems, but costs could get passed on to homeowners. Estero is discussing how … Continue reading →

As a responsible citizen of Earth, you understand that our planet could use some help maintaining its fragile balance. You also understand that each person can do their part to … Continue reading →

Your typical roof keeps the rain out. A Tesla roof turns the top of your house into an energy source. And now the latest roof innovation aims to improve the … Continue reading →

For the sixth year in a row, Atlanta was once again named as the top spot for mosquitos, followed by New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Houston, according to the … Continue reading →

Local governments have spent $17.3 million the state provided to combat outbreaks of red tide and toxic blue-green algae, which have caused massive fish kills and fouled waters in coastal … Continue reading →