Letter: All Aboard Florida has dubious future ahead
By Nicholas Schaus of Vero Beach December 22, 2016 TC Palm (Letter to the Editor) All Aboard Florida’s first passenger train, Brightline, went through Vero Beach at 1 a.m. Dec. 14. There were ...
The Guardians of Martin County Present A New Path To Clean Water
This clean water flowing through the Everglades is not only beautiful, it also holds the key to our survival as Floridians. Florida is facing a potential water crisis due to ...
All Aboard Florida key financing information made public
By Lisa Broadt December 16, 2016 TC Palm The five brightly colored train cars and two locomotives that rolled through the Treasure Coast early Wednesday morning cost All Aboard Florida $83 ...
Everglades’ water at risk from sea-level rise, scientists say
By Andy Reid December 15, 2016 Sun Sentinel Climate change and other hurdles mean it will take more water — and potentially more taxpayer money — to save the Everglades, ...
EPA fracking report offers few answers on drinking water
By Matthew Daly December 13, 2016 Associated Press/Miami Herald USGS map of water use from hydraulic fracturing between 2011 and 2014. WASHINGTON Is hydraulic fracturing — better known as fracking ...
TCPalm Trending: Weather Channel captures our filth on film
By Gil Smart December 12, 2016 TC Palm The Weather Channel thinks we're disgusting. And that might be a good thing. Last week a mini-documentary produced by the network was ...
Congress approves Everglades project aimed at bringing water south
By Jenny Staletovich December 12, 2016 Miami Herald The Florida Everglades Everglades restoration scored a major victory over the weekend when Congress approved a long-awaited waterworks bill. The $10 billion ...
Please Join Us Tuesday, December 13th for the Guardians Annual Review
Tuesday, December 13, 2016 Jupiter Island Town Hall, 4PM Please join us for our next meeting to be updated on our educational campaigns and the challenges of 2017: Solving the algae ...
Sugar-cane growing on state land misses pollution-cleanup goal, records show
By Andy Reid December 11, 2016 Sun Sentinel Two sugar cane farms repeatedly failing to meet Everglades pollution-cleanup goals remain in business thanks to an accommodating landlord — the state ...