U.S. seeks to put Everglades Park back on U.N. endangered list
The Obama administration will move to put Everglades National Park back on a United Nations list of endangered sites and reverse a controversial decision by the Bush administration.
Environment
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Everglades' wood stork enjoys a rebirth
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'Green' Staples earns gold certification
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Greening up the house
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Don't let precious water just run away
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Five things you need to know about cooling your house
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Rebates, tax credits motivate people to make homes energy efficient
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Pricey solar panels worth it in long run
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8 ways to save energy
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Economic Impact
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Report: Energy plans won't harm Florida economy
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Buffett's MidAmerican may buy FPL wind power assets in Iowa
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Florida's plan for renewables was a lot of wasted energy
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State to offer energy rebates
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Power lines being hardened for storms
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Steam leak delays restart of Turkey Point nuclear reactor
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Turkey Point expansion hinges on water for new reactors
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'Green' push could help save power at home
SHARKS
Florida looking to reel in the ultimate fishing thrill -- shore-based shark fishing
The pursuit of the sea's most fearsome predator remains for many the ultimate fishing thrill, but shark fishing is coming under pressure as shark numbers plummet worldwide.
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