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Florida in Focus: Climate Change News

A network of newsrooms across the state, including the Tampa Bay Times, have banded together to track the impacts of climate change.

  1. A sawfish rescued from Florida Keys die-off and brought to Mote Marine has died
    May 3• Environment
  2. A flamingo flock inspires hope. Have the rare birds returned to the Everglades for good?
    May 2• Florida
  3. Florida electric bills skyrocketed recently. Here’s why.
    May 1• Business
  5. Reports of dying fish flood this Florida hotline. Here’s what people are seeing.
    April 26• Environment
  6. Are pollen allergies in Florida worse this year? Is climate change to blame?
    April 22• Environment
  7. The obscure but powerful politicians who control Florida’s energy
    April 17• Business
  8. Found only in Tampa Bay, a rare flower is no longer endangered. Is that good?
    April 16• Environment
  9. These biodegradable straws could prevent new coral from becoming expensive fish food in Florida
    April 14• Environment
  10. How does Tampa Bay fare with ‘kitten season’?
    April 9• Environment
  11. Pythons are eating the Florida Everglades. Should we eat them instead?
    April 8• Florida
  12. 5 things to know about the 2024 hurricane season, according to forecasters
    April 5• Hurricane
  13. Forecasters predict ‘extremely active’ 2024 hurricane season. Here’s why.
    April 4• Hurricane
  14. How Tampa Bay’s share of EVs compares to Florida, the nation
    March 27• Business
  15. Power plants keep Florida manatees warm. What happens when they close?
    March 12• Environment
  16. Residents in low-lying Pinellas mobile home park told to elevate houses or leave
    March 7• Hurricane
  17. Is Crystal River a nursery for baby bull sharks? We went fishing to find out.
    March 6• Environment
  18. Why Florida doesn’t have wind energy, but lawmakers want to curb it anyway
    March 4• Environment
  19. The Atlantic is record-warm right now. What does that mean for hurricane season?
    Feb. 22• Environment
  20. St. Petersburg leaders raise idea to break off from Duke for utilities
    Feb. 15• Environment
  21. Hurricane forecasters release report on Idalia. Here are 5 things to know.
    Feb. 14• Hurricane
  22. Florida’s outdoor workers want heat safety. Why it’s an uphill battle.
    Feb. 12• Environment
  23. Florida could remove the majority of mentions of climate change from state law
    Feb. 9• Environment
  24. She’s Miami’s compost queen, ruler of a climate-friendly, waste-eating worm force
    Jan. 22• Environment
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