
Renewable Energy Goals a Bright Beginning to 2020 Legislative Session
State legislators Sen. José Javier Rodríguez (D-Miami) and Rep. Anna V. Eskamani (D-Orlando) held a press conference to announce their proposed legislation (SB 256 and HB 97) to address the cause of climate change: carbon emissions. The two lawmakers filed a 100% Renewable Energy Goals Bill, proposing goals for utilizing

Aliki Moncrief: It starts here at home
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

Tampa Bay Times: SolarCity, largest U.S. solar panel installer, enters Florida after Amendment 1 defeat
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