Zachary T. Sampson

Researchers are “at the very start” of studying how shifting conditions could affect blooms. After years of inconsistent funding, even more immediate questions remain outstanding, like what exactly ends a bloom and what causes Red Tide to vary so much in severity from year to year.

The Biden effect in Florida: From electric cars to solar energy, advocates hope a shift in tone has real impact on the ground.

Environmental advocates celebrated the creation of a chief resilience officer. Now they have doubts.

The request from Florida Conservation Voters comes in a letter to top lawmakers, both from Tampa Bay.

A spring climate resilience survey by Florida Atlantic University found that 89 percent of respondents accept that climate change is happening. The poll of about 1,300 residents also showed less than a third felt the government was doing enough to address it.