
What Should the Army Corps of Engineers Fix in Fla.?
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

Fla. Agrees to Acquire 20K Acres of Everglades Wetlands
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

Developers Consider Climate Change – Buyers Not So Much
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
Climate Change and Real Estate: It’s Attitudes More than Science
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
11-mile drive offers up-close look at Florida wildlife
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

Some Florida Cities Might Remove Septic Tanks
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

4 Ways to Save Energy and Money on your Home
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

Replacing Your Roof? Now You Can Use Shingles That Improve Air Quality!
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

Top 15 U.S. metros for mosquitos? None are in Fla.
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

Fla.’s water woes: What do we do next?
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