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"If we don't manage them properly, then those seagrasses will be less resilient, and we could potentially degrade a very, very valuable habitat," said Tom Frazer of USF.
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Global transportation and trade, compounded by people continuing to alter the local environment, have led to the spread of mosquitoes. But how will these insects deal with a warming world?
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Earth breached a key temperature recently. A climate scientist explains how this warming and consequent weather patterns could impact the hurricane season that begins June 1.
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"Hyperintensification" is a new word meteorologists are using to describe the rapid building of Hurricane Lee. Warmer oceans act as jet fuel for hurricanes.
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The water's hypoxic zone — an area of low to no oxygen — is about 3,058 square miles. The "dead zone" can kill fish and marine life.
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The scorching waters could already be spelling trouble for vulnerable corals ahead of the hottest part of summer.
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Members of the Green Faith Alliance Coalition are exploring the connection between climate science and theology.
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President-elect Donald Trump is on record as a climate change denier, and that’s bad news for the Sunshine State, experts say. In Miami, streets are…
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The emotional climate of the Legislature is hostile, with budget storms and high pressure in the long-range forecast. And as Jim Ash reports, clouds were…
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Call it the “CC” word. The allegations have been floating around the Capitol for weeks – Governor Rick Scott has a gag order on members of his…