Los incendios no son nuevos en Florida. En ecosistemas como los Everglades, incluso forman parte de un proceso natural que ayuda a renovar la vegetación y mantener el equilibrio ecológico. Lo que sí está cambiando es su intensidad, extensión y duración. Los incendios registrados desde…
A statewide invitation to build FCW 2026 together Every year, people ask us what Florida Climate Week is about. The answer is simple: it is about people. It belongs to the communities, organizations, educators, students, local leaders, innovators, and everyday Floridians who are taking action to…
Automotive innovation shows that prosperity and environmental responsibility can coexist
Rock The Ocean Foundation shows that sustainability can be woven into entertainment through music while raising environmental awareness on a large scale Last year, I had the opportunity to attend Rock The Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival in Fort Lauderdale for the…
Rising ocean temperatures are making hurricanes stronger, prompting discussion about the limits of the current Category 5 scale and the potential need for a Category 6 As we continue to assess the toll left by Hurricane Melissa, one thing is…
From Sept. 21 to 28, Climate Week NYC (CWNYC) once again brings climate activists from around the world together in New York City. Thanks to Climate Group, leaders from government, business, academia, and civil society will meet to share ideas,…
The International Court of Justice just made clear: climate action isn’t optional. It’s a human right In a historic moment for climate justice and international law, the International Court of Justice recently declared that the right to a clean, healthy…
Breaking our dependence on oil can dismantle one of history’s most persistent drivers of conflict. The transition to green energy offers a path to peace, greater geopolitical stability, and lasting global prosperity While the world rightly views the climate crisis…
Hurricanes are changing fast, and our response must keep pace The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is shaping up to be another active one, and scientists are warning us loud and clear. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there’s a 60%…
At a pivotal moment for global climate action, the world gathered virtually under the leadership of UN Secretary-General António Guterres and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Seventeen nations, ranging from economic giants to vulnerable island states, united to…