The Power of GIS: Safeguarding Florida’s Water Resources
SRWMD relies on GIS technology to support smarter water management, from mapping flood zones to engaging the public with easy-to-use maps and tools.
2025 Legislative Session Sparks Controversy, Goes Into Overtime
Budget talks stalled Florida’s 2025 session, delaying final decisions. A few bills passed, but tax cut disagreements left many proposals unresolved.
EPA Pulls Florida Talent to Fill Key Roles in Washington D.C.
Two longtime Florida DEP officials are stepping into top EPA roles, reflecting the Trump Administration’s continued reliance on Florida talent.
EPA and Army Corps File Official Notice on WOTUS Guidance, Receive Public Input
EPA and Army Corps released new WOTUS guidance after Sackett v. EPA, narrowing the definition to waters with a clear, continuous connection to navigable waters.
A stream’s solution: How excess flow from Clay County’s Black Creek will help protect the region’s water supply
The Black Creek Project captures excess flow to restore lake levels in Keystone Heights and recharge the Floridan Aquifer — a vital step for Florida’s water future.
Florida F&W Conservation Commission Saving Florida’s Scrub Jays
Conservation groups are fighting in court to keep ESA protections for the Florida Scrub-Jay, a rare species found only in Florida and facing rapid decline.
Fertilizer Education is Key for Protecting Local Waterbodies
The Southwest Florida Water Management District urges smart fertilizing to protect local waters. Learn tips that reduce runoff and help keep Florida’s ecosystems healthy.
FROM AROUND THE GULF
From Texas carbon capture and solar farms in Louisiana to Mississippi biomass permit denials and Alabama site cleanups, Gulf Coast states push energy and environmental policy forward.
The Dangers of Disposing of Batteries in Curbside Trash and Recycling Containers
Throwing batteries in curbside bins can spark fires and release toxic chemicals. Learn why proper disposal matters and where to safely recycle them in Florida.
Federal Permitting Policy under President Trump – What We’ve Learned Over the First 100 Days
President Trump’s first 100 days included sweeping changes to NEPA implementation and federal permitting, with a focus on deregulation and emergency procedures.
The Evolving Landscape of Data Centers: AI, Energy, and Strategic Locations
AI is driving massive data center growth. Florida’s tax breaks, tech workforce, and global connectivity make it a key hub in the rising energy-demand landscape.
In Other News
Hillsborough County Names Applied Sciences Business of the Year TAMPA, FL — Applied Sciences Consulting, a Florida-based firm specializing in resilient engineering solutions, has been named Small Business of the […]
