8 hours agoWhales face more fatal ship collisions as waters warmScientists say the world's largest whales face increased risk of death from ship strikes as waters warm.
1 day agoHawaii telescope protesters leave camp due to virus concernsOpponents of the Thirty Meter Telescope project on Hawaii's Big Island have left their camp because of concerns over the spread of the coronavirus.
1 day agoCOVID-19 in the air. Is pollution next?While the national spotlight focuses on coronavirus sweeping through the air, new environmental deregulation puts the air we breathe at greater risk for pollution.
2 days agoGeorgia Sea Turtle Center creates virtual field tripsThe Georgia Sea Turtle Center now offers virtual tours since the center is closed to visitors currently due to the threat of COVID 19.
Iconic plant's end spells doom for struggling coal industryA coal plant in western Kentucky has shut down, marking a defeat for coal, President Trump and other top politicians who tried to keep it open
Florida DEP closing all state parks to the publicAs part of the ongoing effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection is closing all state parks to the public.
Greenland, Antarctica Melting Six Times Faster Than in the 1990sThe two regions have lost 6.4 trillion tons of ice in three decades; unabated, this rate of melting could cause flooding that affects hundreds of millions of people by 21...
You are missing planet-palooza if you don’t look up this weekDon't miss the celestial show going on the next few days overhead -- several planets are visible just before sunrise.
Invasive plants removed from local parks, preserves in Weed WrangleTimucuan Parks Foundation and its park partners had a great turnout for the statewide Weed Wrangle on Saturday.
Florida lawmakers back sea level impact studiesLocal governments would have to study potential sea-level impacts when building coastal structures with state dollars, under a bill headed to the House floor.
Neighbors concerned over potential impacts of new development in YuleeA 275-acre development with close to 1,000 new houses could be on the way in Yulee.
Silver River monkey population grows uncheckedThe North Central Florida forest explodes with angry shrieks, grunts and squeals as monkeys fight near the banks of the Silver River, defending their space in an increasi...
Georgia eyes higher coal ash fee; residents seek more actionGeorgia senators passed a measure would raise the fee for dumping coal ash from $1 a ton to $2.50 a ton, equaling what it costs to dispose of other kinds of garbage at Ge...
Feeling the sting: Dying honey bees threaten food supplyHoney bees play a big role in the world's food supply, but their population keeps shrinking. This makes it harder for crops to get pollinated which makes it more expensiv...
