Environment

Florida Conservation Voters’ Aliki Moncrief says the 210,000 gallons of oil that spilled in South Dakota this week are a sign of how hazardous fossil fuels are.

Earlier this year, the nonprofit filed suit against the world’s second-biggest chicken producer for polluting the Suwannee River with waste from a nearby plant.

State Sen. Greg Steube seems to think the state should employ a blanket policy for tree maintenance throughout the state.

Change of heart or statewide election around the corner? We may never know.

The bill would unequivocally make it illegal to conduct hydraulic fracturing in Florida.

EPA administrator Scott Pruit is expected to do away with the plan on Tuesday. Because of course.

“Winnie” was born at Busch Gardens this week, and yes that extra “b” is intentional.

There’s a lot more to your water supply than you might think.

Well, that’s a relief.

(That was sarcasm.)

No, Rick Kriseman doesn’t want to force you to install solar panels

It’s been nearly a century since we’ve seen a direct hit, and Irma appears to be heading this way.

The Tampa Bay area has been somewhat lucky when it comes to major storms — but are we prepared if that luck ends?

It’s basically the DAPL of the South.

After 40 years of conservation efforts — and despite a population barely numbering in the hundreds — feds are considering lifting protections for the big cats.

MTV has a history of glorifying scumbags, they argue, but where will they draw the line?

A few D.B.s taking out their feelings of inadequacy on sharks is one thing; a multi-million-dollar industry that profits from brutalizing them is another.

Not that it’s a symptom of a much more terrifying problem or anything.

Size-wise, it was on par with (or smaller than) ones that don’t make headlines in non-election years.