FAMU School of the Environment Celebrates Nexus Scholars at White Coat and Greening Ceremony

“It gave me the resources to meet the people I need to meet outside the School of the Environment, and it gave me the confidence, academically, to feel like I was capable of taking those positions,” Shenefelt said. “The most meaningful part was becoming president of genCLEO, because that is where I achieved the most hands-on environmental policy work.”

By |2026-10-08T12:15:44-04:008 October, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Chemical Spill at Duke Energy Plant in Florida Highlights Risks of Fossil Fuel Infrastructure

With 90% of Duke Energy Florida’s generation mix coming from these polluting sources, it’s yet another proof point that we must transition to cheaper, cleaner energy solutions to both protect our pocketbooks and our health.

By |2026-08-27T09:56:11-04:0027 August, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Aging Matters: Hot summer days are a problem for the elderly

“If you have a neighbor who’s a senior, if you have a relative who’s a senior, check on them, because many heat-related illnesses can lead to death. And sometimes those preventable deaths happen because no one realizes that someone got ill from the heat.”

By |2026-07-29T11:56:11-04:0029 July, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

5 extreme heat communication strategies from mayors in hot cities

Miami-Dade County posts heat-related information on a trilingual website and partners with organizations like The CLEO Institute, a climate justice organization that is a “trusted voice in the community,” to help distill information, Levine Cava said.

By |2026-07-17T11:36:55-04:0017 July, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Miami residents rally in effort to prevent developers from removing city trees

"We all know Miami is in an affordability crisis. If you live here, you've seen it, you know what I mean," said Jocelyn Mahone, Communications Manager for The CLEO Institute. "Unfortunately, we have people who think that cutting trees to build more is the answer."

By |2026-06-16T10:23:23-04:003 June, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments
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