2 Years Later, Gulf Spill Was But Lull in Our Appetite for Oil
Though many hoped the Deepwater Horizon disaster would loosen oil's grip on America, it didn't turn out that way. … Read More
Florida Left High and Dry and More Prone to Wildfires
So far this year, nearly 1,400 wildfires have burned in Florida, thanks to ideal burning conditions from the long-term drought. … Read More
The Future is Now for Sea Level Rise in South Florida
Local governments have already been dealing with the effects of the rising sea, and Hallandale Beach is a perfect example. … Read More
Search For Survivors Begins as Tornadoes Pummel States
One of the biggest tornado outbreaks in March's history ripped apart at least 10 states in the South and Midwest.… Read More
Hurricanes Pose Major Risk to Wind Energy Industry
A new study finds offshore wind energy turbines along the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico are vulnerable to hurricanes.… Read More
The 2011 Hurricane Season is Over: Now for the Recap
After a three-year hiatus, Irene was the first hurricane to make landfall in the U.S., and one of 19 named tropical storms in the third-most-active season on record.… Read More
As Sea Level Rises, Everglades Become More Vital to South Florida’s Survival
Sea level rise is threatening the water supply for millions of South Floridians. Could the solution lie in restoring the Everglades?… Read More
As the Climate Warms, Magnolias Move North
Southern magnolias, one of the most enduring symbols of the American South, are expanding their range as temperatures rise, a recent study found.… Read More
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