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Gov. DeSantis Approves Creation of Nature Coast Aquatic Preserve
The Gulf's seagrass meadows help to stabilize the sea floor, filter pollution and serve as a nursery for fish species. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed a bill creating!-->!-->!-->…
Federal Infrastructure Bill Could Benefit New York Harbor
Federal funding for coastal resilience could help restore the oyster reefs that once protected New York shoreline. In New York Harbor, the Billion Oyster Project is working with students to restore oyster reefs that are!-->…
Meeting Clean-Energy Goals Means Transmission Upgrades
New York's existing transmission system can't move enough renewable energy from where it's made to where it is needed most. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- In 10 years, New York will be getting 70% of its electric!-->!-->!-->…
Report: Nature Among Best Defenses from Natural Disasters
Living shorelines refer to a broad range of shoreline stabilization techniques that use vegetation, shellfish or other natural resources to stabilize estuarine coasts, bays and tributaries. Photo credit: Jennifer McPeak, National Wildlife!-->…
Using Nature to Protect Against Disasters
A single acre of wetland can store up to 1.5 million gallons of floodwater. he toll from natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods and wildfires has been growing every year, but a new report says nature itself may be the best!-->…
Funding for New York’s National Park Repairs on the Way
More than 100,000 people visit the Fort Stanwix National Monument in Rome, NY, every year. Photo credit: ARK NEYMAN / Shutterstock.com, licensed.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- From the Statue of Liberty to Niagara Falls there are more than 30!-->!-->!-->…
Florida International University’s International Hurricane Research Center, Museum of Discovery and…
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – The International Hurricane Research Center (IHRC) at Florida International University (FIU) and Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) invite families across the nation, especially those in hurricane-prone!-->!-->!-->…
How Can Florida Reduce Economic Risk During Hurricane Season?
State and local emergency management officials are preparing for the possibility of facing synchronized disasters, with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the six-month hurricane season. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
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Proposal Could Tip the Balance in Lake Okeechobee
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages Lake Okeechobee water levels with the goal of balancing flood control, public safety, navigation, water supply and ecological health. Photo credit: Pixabay.
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Calls to Put People Over Profits in Next Stimulus Bill
Environmental groups say the next economic stimulus bill from Congress is an opportunity to establish new priorities. But will Congress agree? Photo credit: DisobeyArt, Adobe Stock.
NEW YORK - Climate activists are pleased with much of!-->!-->!-->…
Challenges and Lessons for 50th Earth Day
Earth Day 50 will focus on the importance of continuing investment in the health of the planet. Photo credit: lovelyday12/Adobe Stock.
NEW YORK -- Wednesday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. And to mark the occasion,!-->!-->!-->…
How Climate Change Is Putting Doctors In The Hot Seat
Although there is scientific consensus on a mounting climate crisis, some people reject the idea that rising temperatures are linked to human activity. The controversy can make doctors hesitant to bring it up.
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New York Budget Bill Advances Clean Energy
Expediting renewable energy development could help New York's economy after the COVID-19 pandemic is over. Image by Sebastian Ganso.
ALBANY, N.Y. - Clean energy advocates in New York say the budget passed by the Legislature this!-->!-->!-->…
Nonprofit Releases Documentary On Work Preserving and Restoring Highly Threatened, Historically…
Saving Places is a one-hour documentary film that follows crews and passionate volunteers of HistoriCorps, a small non-profit organization, through an entire season of challenging work preserving and restoring over a dozen!-->…
Pied Pipers of Nonsense: It’s Not a Dream, It’s a Nightmare
The emergence of 30 year old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a prominent spokeswoman for the Democrat Party pushes many of these way-out environmental proposals front and center in the Democrat Party and by radicals around the world. Photo!-->…
Ships, Planes, Trains, Scooters All Need A Virus Wipe. But What Does A ‘Deep Clean’ Mean?
While cleaning for the coronavirus is not that different from disinfecting for other viruses, like the flu or a common cold, industries are tailoring the cleaning in keeping with what makes sense for them. File photo.
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14th Annual Mountain Plover Festival in Colorado Announced; Rare Wildlife Event For Birders, Nature…
Birders, nature lovers and families to enjoy unique bird watching event on ordinarily inaccessible private land, wildlife viewing, entertainment, food and history Friday through Sunday, April 24, April 24 and April 26, 2020 in Karval,!-->…
New California Coronavirus Case Reveals Problems with Testing Protocols
To date, the CDC has tested fewer than 500 people in the U.S. for the virus. By contrast, South Korea, which is several days into an outbreak, had tested more than 66,000 people and confirmed more than 1,700 cases as of Thursday!-->…
Major Environmental Review Law Under Attack
Proposed changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) would restrict review of long-term environmental impacts on major federal projects like pipelines and dams. File photo: Pixabay.
NEW YORK -- Environmental groups testified!-->!-->!-->…
New Proposal to Expedite Clean Energy in New York
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed budget amendment would create a new Office of Renewable Energy Permitting to expedite the development of renewable energy projects. The current siting process was created for permitting fossil fuel generating!-->…
Three Non-Profit Environmental Organizations File Lawsuit Against U.S. Department of Defense for…
According to the suit, the case challenges the U.S. Department of Defense’s failure to conduct an environmental review and to comply with applicable environmental requirements before approving the incineration of millions of gallons of!-->…
Trump Budget Called a ‘Big Step Backward’ for Great Lakes
"Many local and state governments are cash-strapped and depend on the federal government and its partnership with those communities to help pay to provide essential clean water services," says Chad Lord, Healing Our Waters - Great Lakes!-->…
Environmentalists Call for Commitment to New Climate Spending
Investing clean-energy dollars in vulnerable communities creates jobs and fights climate change. A coalition of environmental, justice, faith, labor and community groups says Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed budget comes up short on!-->…
Concerns Raised about Changing NY Drinking Water Regulations
The proposed revisions would allow water suppliers that exceed the MCLs to apply for deferrals that could delay installing treatment technology for up to three years. Cunningham said she believes the revisions are unnecessary. File photo:!-->…
Tests Show Toxic PFAS Contaminate Water
PFAS, used in the hundreds of everyday products, are called 'forever chemicals' because they build up in our bodies and don't break down. Very small doses have been linked to cancer, immune and reproductive harm and other diseases. File!-->…
Follow The Money
Our global climate, in some areas, is warmer by about one degree over the past hundred or so years, but in some areas, like the Antarctic, the ice cap has been increasing and it has been getting colder. Does this climate!-->…
New York Plots Course for Clean Energy, Jobs
Building 9,000 megawatts of offshore wind power for New York by 2035 will require skilled workers. Gov. Cuomo's proposals for New York include ambitious goals for developing renewable energy and training a workforce to help make it!-->…
Trails Project Provides Safe Route for East Central Florida Park Users
DEP's Division of State Lands Recreational Trails Program is a federally funded competitive grant program that provides financial assistance to agencies of city, county, state or federal governments and organizations, for the development!-->…
Florida Department of Agriculture, USDA Eradicate Nearly 170,000 Giant African Land Snails in South…
Scientists consider the giant African land snail to be one of the most damaging snails in the world, because it is known to consume at least 500 different types of plants, and can pose a serious health risk to humans. These snails could!-->…
Cuomo Bans Dangerous Pesticide but Environmental Bills Remain Unsigned
The United States banned most home uses of chlorpyrifos in 2001, but it still is commonly used in agriculture. Saying it's necessary to protect crops, last year the Trump administration announced it would not ban the pesticide. File!-->…