As President-elect Donald Trump continues to assemble the leaders of key environmental agencies at the federal level, one thing is clear: this is shaping up to be the most anti-environment administration in modern history. Nearly all of President-elect Trump’s nominees reject that climate change is happening. Many are outspoken pro-fracking
Amendment 1 was a wolf in sheep’s clothing, but the defeat of the Amendment will lead to growth of the solar industry in Florida. From a December 5 article in the Tampa Bay Times: SolarCity, the largest U.S. solar panel installer, is moving into Florida’s residential market — emboldened by
Florida’s decades-long water crisis is well documented and getting worse. Leaders from both political parties are offering emergency plans and bold actions to solve the pollution plaguing our coasts, rivers and springs. In North Florida, many of our cherished springs are experiencing alarming declines in their flow and water quality.
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: October 12, 2016 Contact: Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, [email protected], 850-443-7609 or Jonathan Webber, Deputy Director, [email protected], 954-593-4449 Twitter: @fcvoters Rep. Keith Perry Named As One of LCVs’ “Dirty Dozen in the States” List targets the most anti-environment state-level candidates in the country Tallahassee, FL (October 12, 2016) — Today
