While the 2020 Florida legislative session does not officially begin until January 7, your state elected officials are now busy making decisions and crafting deals that affect you, your community, and your environment. Before they head to Tallahassee, legislators will be meeting with residents in
Environmental concerns impact all Floridians, no matter your place of birth and our country and state are stronger because of our diversity and cultural richness. With more than 1.2 million Puerto Ricans living in Florida, non-profits like Alianza for Progress help educate and advocate for
On Tuesday, Aug. 27, I attended the first M-CORES Toll Roads Task Force meeting in Tampa. It was a day full of contrasts, beginning with the high-energy tone and music-backed presentations by Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), and ending with the somber pleas by citizens
Last week, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection demonstrated its leadership by convening more than 100 climate scientists, managers, elected officials, and educators at the Resilient Florida workshop. Held at the Patel Center for Global Sustainability at the University of South Florida, the two-day conference
