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Climate change has given this tropical fruit a warm welcome in Florida (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Marc Ellenby has grown just about every tropical fruit imaginable on his family’s Redland farm since 1980. Avocados. Sapodillas. Longans. Mameys. But there was one tropical fruit he didn’t think could survive here: Breadfruit. Century-old reports from South Florida’s founding botanists say that these large, starchy fruits would only thrive in the Caribbean and Hawaii, and possibly as far north as Key West. Now, as climate change pushes temperatures higher, that is starting to change. Doz
Florida wants to use cash meant for electric car chargers on flying cars instead (opens the original)
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Florida had nearly $200 million from the U.S. government to expand electric vehicle charging. Instead, the state wants to spend it on flying cars. While other states used their share of the federal EV charging money to install plugs along highways, at truck stops and strip malls, Florida sat on the funds for years. The reason? State officials said the private market has already done enough to serve “everyday vehicles.” Instead, the state wants to put it toward an ascendant technology that isn’t
Fake grass or the real thing? Miami-Dade schools to debate which to use (opens the original)
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More schools in Miami-Dade are turning to fake grass to carpet their outdoor areas, usually because it can be cheaper than keeping up with watering and mowing. But Miami-Dade School Board member Joe Geller wants the District to weigh all costs, including hot the plastic can get and what that means for students’ health and the environment. His newly introduced resolution calls for a “comprehensive review” of all available research and lifecycle costs of artificial turf, plus an advisory panel tha
Florida wants to use cash meant for electric car chargers on flying cars instead (opens the original)
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Florida had nearly $200 million to expand electric vehicle charging across the state. Instead, Florida wants to spend it on flying cars. While other states used their share of the federal EV charging money to install plugs along highways, at truck stops and strip malls, Florida sat on the funds for years. The reason? State officials said the private market has already done enough to serve “everyday vehicles.” Instead, the state wants to put it toward an ascendant technology that isn’t yet availa
Lawsuit claims government isn’t doing enough to protect Florida’s Queen Conch (opens the original)
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MIAMI — The Queen Conch, a giant sea snail and unofficial mascot of the Florida Keys, was listed as endangered on Valentine’s Day, 2022. Once a species is listed under the Endangered Species Act, the federal government has to identify and protect the “critical habitat” essential to its recovery. That still hasn’t happened. The federal government has missed its deadline to designate where critical habitat is, and the Center of Biological Diversity sued them for it earlier this month. Critical hab
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