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Ashley Smyth with her wave machine model. Photo taken 06-13-19.
Seeding the Future: UF/IFAS and Florida Sea Grant secure $250K NOAA grant to cultivate seaweed aquaculture in Florida
This three-year research project aims to kickstart a new industry that could boost Florida’s economy while benefiting its environment and coastal communities.  Here's how. more
The Hidden Value of Junk Cars: What Parts are Most In-Demand?
If you’re looking to get cash for your junk car near tampa fl, understanding which parts are most valuable can help you maximize the return on your vehicle while supporting eco-friendly practices. more
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A Smarter Way to Manage Your Energy Bills in an Unpredictable Market
Let's explore the practical ways to manage your energy bill. You can start reading with mobile lighting solutions to optimise business operations.  more
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Why Many Families Choose Cremation Over Burial
As we delve into the reasons behind this growing preference, it becomes clear that the decision between cremation and burial is deeply personal, influenced by a variety of factors that resonate differently with each family. more
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The Green Swamp is the source of four rivers, but traffic problems have caused Polk to consider building a road across it.
Is Polk County a cautionary tale for Apopka?
Rapid, unplanned development leaves Polk County short of utility capacity, and it contemplates big increases in impact fees and an expensive water experiment. Does anything sound familiar here to you, Apopka? more
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The scene in Apopka on Election Day 2022.
Orange County launches recycling drive for campaign signs
In partnership with the City of Winter Park, the City of Orlando, and the League of Women Voters, Orange County will collect campaign signs to be used as a cleaner energy source. more
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Trash litters the banks of Ballona Creek in Culver City, Calif., after a storm.
US has its first national strategy to reduce plastic pollution − here are 3 strong points and 1 big gap
The new U.S. strategy covers five areas: plastic production, product design, waste generation, waste management, and plastic capture and removal. more
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Miami Beach, Florida
Building a Business: Opportunities and Trends in Florida's Construction Boom
Certain construction opportunities and practices are more prevalent in this boom than others. Familiarizing yourself with these trends can help you gain an advantage in Florida’s construction landscape. more
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Birdwatching in Florida
Birdwatching in Florida: Important features of the birdwatching process in Florida. The most popular locations among birdwatching enthusiasts and their brief descriptions. Unique species of birds that can be found in the state. more
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Summer seed saving: A Master Gardener shares tips on wildflower propagation
Summer is an ideal time for Florida green thumbs undeterred by heat and rain to collect wildflower seeds for showy displays next year. more
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The Top 10 Tips to Starting a Florida Farm
If you’re interested in starting any type of farm on your Florida property, there are a few steps you’ll need to take first before putting your farmer hat on. This guide will provide the basic steps to preparing for farming success. more
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EV changers on Florida’s Turnpike.
Florida sits on federal EV money that could provide more chargers
Florida submitted a plan for spending the money, which the federal government approved. But now, Florida is one of 15 states that will not allow companies to apply for the money. more
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How to Tame an Unruly Garden
If you don’t then you may find that the issue only gets worse with time, and in some instances, it can even take money off the value of your home. more
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Where the southern half of the Upland Bayfront Preserve stood, there’s now fill dirt, soon to become a soccer field and beach volleyball courts.
New College of Florida tears up nature preserve, claims it’s an improvement
The preserve was a strip of bayfront land full of century-old pines, massive oaks, thick cabbage palms, and plenty of mangroves along the shoreline. At the end of May—right after the students left campus for the summer—machines rumbled into the preserve and began knocking trees down like bowling pins. more
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June rainfall below average for fifth straight month
District staff continue to monitor rainfall and groundwater levels to ensure adequate supply for public demand but emphasize the importance of using water wisely. more
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HVAC Industry Trends 2024 - Insights from Industry Experts
The HVAC industry is rapidly evolving with significant advancements and trends emerging in 2024. Industry experts have provided valuable insights into what you can expect in the coming year. Staying updated on these trends is crucial for businesses and consumers alike. more
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How You Can Make Gardening a Lot Easier
In this article, we are going to take you through some of the things you can do to ensure that gardening is a lot easier. more
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Take charge of your health with a trip to the Mediterranean (Diet) this summer
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County provides education and information to residents and businesses. Current classes/events are listed on our events calendar. more
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How Environmental Consulting Can Improve Your Compliance and Sustainability
In this article, we will delve into the ways in which environmental consulting services can enhance compliance and sustainability within a company. more
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UF/IFAS Florida-Friendly Landscaping launches new award: Natural recognition
The recognition aims to reward people who go above and beyond to create environmentally friendly landscapes that will protect water resources and create an ecological haven for pollinators and wildlife. more
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Buying Sea & River-based Foods Online: Helpful Tips for You
In this guide, we'll share essential tips and considerations to help you make informed decisions when buying sea and river-based foods online, ensuring you enjoy top-notch quality and taste with every purchase. more
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Baseball fans clear the stands as lightning strikes near the Colorado Rockies’ stadium in 2019.
How to stay safe during lightning storms – summer is the highest-risk season
Each year in the United States, lightning strikes around 37 million times. It kills 21 people a year in the U.S. on average. Baseball fans clear the stands as lightning strikes near the Colorado Rockies’ stadium in … more
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The team at the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District
Fueling progress: The rich history of natural gas
In 2024, natural gas will play a crucial role in the global energy mix, offering a cleaner and more responsible alternative to traditional options like coal and oil.  more
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GIS: A Digital Atlas for a Sustainable Planet
In an age where the delicate balance of our planet is under constant scrutiny, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have emerged as an indispensable tool for understanding and preserving our … more
How to Make Your Office More Energy Efficient
First, energy costs money. If you can reduce your usage, you’ll reduce your spend. Second, energy imposes an environmental cost. By making your office more efficient, you’ll reduce your impact on the world around you. more
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