But not in a good way. Most sentient people in what we like to call the Sunshine State already knew that Florida was Ground Zero for climate change. Our peculiar geography is both a glorious ...

Miami beach in Florida. The land in Florida is very flat and most of it lies only just above sea level. It has a tropical and subtropical climate meaning it is very warm and humid almost all year ...

With its warm climate, booming economy ... state in the U.S. and home to a $1 trillion economy, Florida is a powerhouse. However, its geography poses significant risks that could threaten its ...

The important and central question about Greenland is whether the world will continue to raise global temperatures and watch ...

Current trend in heavy snowfall and bitterly cold temperatures is directly linked to a disruption to the polar vortex caused ...

The temperature swing is a 180-switch from the nearly 10 inches of snow that fell in a day in north Florida in late January, ...

After six years of fierce hurricanes and searing summer temperatures, Florida’s residential real estate industry worries that ...

Fast-growing startups are dramatically reshaping Florida's insurance landscape and introducing new risks to market stability.

More than 5 million Americans will leave areas being impacted by climate change this year, according to study.

Additionally — in news that should not be taken lightly in Florida — scientists say the intensity of hurricanes is only going to grow as climate change escalates. Conditions improve for ...