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2022, a year marked by storms in the Atlantic

Nation World News Desk
Nation World News Desk

NewsNight Special: Hurricane Ian, In the Wake of the Storm

Steve Mort
WUCF PBS Newsnight

The Environmental Impacts of Hurricane Ian

Steve Mort and Krysetl Knowles
WUCF PBS Newsnight

Hurricane ‘Ian’: the high price of living in paradise

Iker Seisdedos
El País

Hurricane ‘Ian’: the high price of living in paradise

Rival Times

No, it’s not too soon. After Hurricane Ian, it’s time to say ‘climate change,’ Gov. DeSantis | Editorial Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/editorials/article266579271.html#storylink=cpy

Miami Herald Editorial Board
Miami Herald

Powerful Campaign Exposes Danger of Rising Sea Levels Due to Heat-Trapping Emissions In Florida

Yoca Arditi-Rocha
The CLEO Institute

Climate chaos threatens US development model

Marina Dias and Lalo de Almeida
Folha de S.Paulo

An open letter to Florida’s newspapers

The CLEO Institute
The Invading Sea

20 Groups Call on Congress To Pass the ‘Climate Test’

Sam Hananel
Sam Hananel

The CLEO Institute and Vote Solar Reach Agreement with Florida Power & Light in Rate Case

The CLEO Institute and Vote Solar
The CLEO Institute and Vote Solar

Duke Energy Florida proposal would expand low-income programs

Ana Gibbs
Duke Energy News Center

‘Solidarity, not charity’: On the front lines of climate change in Florida, women leaders address environmental justice risks

Kate Stein
The CLEO Institute

Duke Energy to halt electric shutoffs in extreme heat, hurricane conditions

Tim Sylvia
pv magazine

On Climate Change, DeSantis Focuses On Infrastructure While Ignoring Heat-Causing Emissions

James Bruggers and Amy Green
WMFE

Florida Future Fund Proposed To Support Equitable, Sustainable and Climate-Ready Future for Florida

The CLEO Institute
The CLEO Institute

Florida Republicans are ready to stop rising seas — just not climate change

Zoya Teirstein
Grist

Symposium to take the pulse of climate impacts on health

Robert C. Jones Jr.
University of Miami News

Rising sea levels play a role in South Florida flooding after Tropical Storm Eta

Christina Vazquez
Local 10 News

Research Aims To Understand The Public Health Implications of Hurricane Michael Throughout North Florida Communities

by Salome Garcia
The CLEO Institute
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