“It is not the role of government” to do so, he says. Days after Hurricane Milton caused widespread damage to areas still rebuilding after Hurricane Ian two years ago, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday dismissed a suggestion that the state limit development in coastal areas vulnerable to dangerous tropical storms. Hurricane Milton … [continued]
Ron DeSantis, Florida’s governor, seems bent on destroying everything he touches in our delightful state. Think how DeSantis’ dangerous push for a six week abortion ban has hurt women. How he’s alienated LGBTQ+ individuals and their families. How he twists the stories about immigrants — I see the helicopters zoom … [continued]
While this is strictly a Florida event, it is a good demonstration of how “tone deaf” even seasoned politicians can be. The Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, and the incredibly named Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) have decided to commercialize several of Florida’s largest and nicest state parks. The ideas … [continued]
Ron DeSantis, the so-called governor of Florida, this week signed legislation to expunge talk of climate change in the Sunshine State.
This week, Larry Fink of BlackRock and Jamie Dimon of Chase Bank knuckled under to pressure from Republicans on ESG investing.
The candidate for US president and current governor of Florida wants to “embrace American energy independence” and eliminate distractions like “global warming.” Really, that translates into fossil fuel dominance and peril to all our lives.
Electric cars are becoming a partisan battlefield as some politicians seek to demonize them as a tool of “woke” capitalism.
NextEra Energy and CF Industries are about to upend the fertilizer world with a new green hydrogen and ammonia venture in Oklahoma.
The governors of Texas and Florida have declared war on Wall Street bankers who dare to consider environmental, social, and governance factors in making their business decisions. Companies committed to ESG favor protection of natural resources, human rights, health and safety, and community engagement. Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Florida … [continued]
Florida will spend a bunch of money to manage storm water without asking why more frequent storms and rising sea levels are happening.
