It’s unclear from Julia Nesheiwat’s multiple biographies available online what experience she has with the kind of work Florida’s unique climate-change-related challenges demand.
A temperature change of 3 to 4 degrees is also big enough to push back annual events, such as bird migrations and the developmental stages of plants, experts say.
A bill that would allow school districts to teach Florida students alternatives to concepts deemed “controversial theories” — such as human-caused climate change and evolution — has been filed in the state Legislature.
The representatives are renewing their calls for a study commission in light of Deepwater Wind's recent announcement of plans to expand the offshore wind farm off the Rhode Island coast.
