Jim speaks one-on-one with Democratic Senate candidate Josh Weil Jim speaks one-on-one with Democratic Senate candidate Josh Weil 06:39 One-on-one with Democratic Senate candidate Josh
Tag: environment
South Florida’s water supply under threat from saltwater intrusion crisis
In South Florida, a slow-moving climate crisis is kindling alarm as saltwater intrusion threatens the Biscayne Aquifer, the primary source of the region’s freshwater supply.
South Florida elementary’s hands-on lessons turns students into eco-heroes
A Hialeah elementary school is going above and beyond to protect the environment. “It is important to take care of our planet, because if we
Sustainable chocolate: A Valentine’s Day gift for the planet
MIAMI – If you’ve stepped into any supermarket in the past few weeks, you’ve likely passed by red and pink greeting cards, heart-shaped balloons and
Mayor Levine Cava scraps plans to build new Miami-Dade incinerator, memo reveals
MIAMI — After nearly two years of debate and protest, the building of a new Miami-Dade County waste-to-energy incinerator will not happen, according to an
Florida House bill proposes prevention of developing golf courses, pickleball courts and lodges on state parks
CBS News Miami Live TALLAHASSEE — A House Republican on Thursday filed a proposal that would prevent the development of such things as golf courses,
Concerns rise in Surfside over condo construction, sinking buildings
Town of Surfside to meet on sinking-buildings study Town of Surfside to meet on sinking-buildings study 03:03 SURFSIDE – Residents in Surfside are raising concerns
Wounded veterans interact with dolphins in Florida Keys
MARATHON – Interacting with bottlenose dolphins in the Florida Keys provided physical and emotional therapy Sunday for a group of wounded U.S. military veterans. The activity
Gov. DeSantis wants control of federal money for Everglades projects
TALLAHASSEE – As he works on a proposed budget for the upcoming year, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday the state will ask President-elect Donald Trump to
A race is on to save the Florida Everglades and protect a key source of drinking water
Florida International University professor John Kominoski, right, and research specialist Rafael Travieso adjust automatic water sampling equipment in Shark River Slough in Florida’s Everglades National