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Officials say drinking recycled, thoroughly-treated wastewater is perfectly safe but there are also psychological hurdles.
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A private, 670-acre property in Seminole County is one area the state could choose to acquire and set aside for conservation.
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Those ways could include steering more of the concession fee revenue back into each park.
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A typical A.I.-focused data center consumes as much electricity as 100,000 households, but the larger ones under construction will consume 20 times as much, according to the International Energy Agency. On Monday, six Florida organizations signed a letter sent to Congress by more than 200 other groups calling for a national moratorium on approval and construction of such facilities.
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Twenty million dollars will go toward the Biscayne Bay water quality improvement projects, bringing the state’s total investment in the bay to $100 million since 2021. DeSantis announced the new funding at a press conference on Tuesday at Florida International University’s Biscayne Bay campus.
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Palm Beach County dismisses landfill option, moves forward with $1.5 billion incinerator.
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Living with fear can come with activism in Colombia, where one group recorded 48 killings of activists last year. Watchdog groups say the state should do more to prosecute anyone behind threats and attacks.
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Blooms of yellowish-brown seaweed along the Equator are breaking records and defiling beaches, while a centuries-old patch farther north is disappearing.
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After initially excluding them, the state now includes electric trucks in Florida's plans for millions of dollars earmarked for projects to reduce harmful emissions.
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The century-old count is one of the longest, continuous data sets on record, providing details about shifting migrations and floundering populations.
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The slightly above-average hurricane season had "a lot of odd attributes," according to a Miami researcher.
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A state judge denied the temporary preliminary injunction sought by Bear Warriors United, which argued the hunt authorization was based on outdated data and will harm the bear population in Florida — right now estimated at around 4,050.