Temperatures In Florida Are Rising. For Vulnerable Patients, The Heat Can Be Life-Threatening. November 13, 2018 People who live on low incomes are among the most vulnerable to climate change.
Final Flight Into Hurricane Michael Captured Rare Storm Data October 21, 2018 A Hurricane Hunter entered the Category 4 storm just as it made landfall, giving scientists an unprecedented look at a tropical cyclone.
One Year After Irma, Everglades City Struggles to Rebuild September 9, 2018 State climate change denial leaves coastal communities on their own to face the risks.
With Governor and Legislators in Denial, This Tiny Florida Town Tries to Adapt to Climate Change July 8, 2018 While Florida state government bans the terms “climate change” and “global warming” in official business, this coastal fishing village of about 500 people and more water than dry land is being swallowed by the sea. But town officials here are fighting back with some success.
FCIR Examines Climate Change and Government Inaction in New Series for 2018 July 8, 2018 Last year, during our annual fundraising drive, we told you we would use the resources you generously donated to fund a series in 2018 on climate change and state government inaction. We’re fulfilling our promise, starting today.
FCIR Receives Honorable Mention in National SEJ Contest September 13, 2016 The Society of Environmental Journalists recognized Tristram Korten's reporting on Florida's "climate change ban."
