"What is clear to me is that this issue is no longer niche. It is central. Energy cost, utility accountability and climate impacts are moving to the center of the national political conversation, and voters are feeling it. They’re starting to connect the dots."
“Florida is a unique state with a fragile environment,” Susan Glickman of The CLEO Institute told the Miami Herald. “The extreme water requirements and need for power generation for these centers are also unique and likely in conflict.”
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