Senator Rubio's Disastrous State Waters Partnership Act of 2012
June 13, 2012
Rubio's bill would put an end to the EPA's ability to develop numeric nutrient criteria to tackle this serious public health threat in the Sunshine State.
Miami Polar Bears Say 'Chill the Drills!' to Save the Arctic
April 30, 2012
Miami polar bears hit the streets of downtown Miami to help protect America's Arctic from offshore oil drilling.
Green Transportation Takes Center Stage on Two-Year Anniversary of Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster
April 27, 2012
There's been a lack of progress in Congress to make drilling safer, but also new forms of transportation developed that no longer require oil.
Tampa and Southwest Florida Continue to Suffer From Unhealthy Smog Pollution
April 27, 2012
The Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County issued an Air Pollution Advisory due to anticipated levels of ozone pollution.
Vice President Biden Visits Everglades, Gives Strong Support to Skyway
April 25, 2012
Vice President Joe Biden traveled to Everglades National Park where he reaffirmed the support of the Obama Administration for 6.5 miles of bridging of the Tamiaimi Trail to restore the flow of the River of Grass.
Florida Water Coalition Launches TV Ad During 'Summer Slime' Season
April 24, 2012
The ad explains that massive toxic algae blooms in Florida are fueled by industrial pollution, sewage, manure, and fertilizer.
Sierra Club Seeks Action to Reduce Gulf 'Dead Zone'
April 17, 2012
Sierra Club is one of a dozen environmental groups that filed two federal lawsuits against the EPA aimed at reducing the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico.
2012 Legislative Session Wrap-Up Report
March 15, 2012
This report covers what happened with the top environmental issues, both good and bad. Your visits, calls, and emails made a big difference.
One People, One Family, One House
March 12, 2012
Sierra Club sent seven Florida volunteers to Atlanta for the 5th Green Jobs Good Jobs Conference.
National Academy of Sciences Report on EPA Pollution Limits Dismisses Exaggerated Cost Claims
March 6, 2012
It is time for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to come to the rescue of Florida's sick waters.