The University of Florida is combating its carbon footprint — from the vehicles driven by students, faculty and staff — by adding and improving sustainable modes of transportation.
Read More »Decision On Union County Phosphate Mine Postponed
The Union County commission voted Monday to table a decision on a proposed phosphate mine and is set to have another meeting on the topic in two weeks.
Read More »In Photos: Chili Cook-Off And Springs Celebration Bring Visitors To State Park
The 10th annual O’Leno Ole’ Chili Cook-Off and Springs Celebration at O'Leno State Park brought together people who love chili and Florida's water this weekend.
Read More »Scott Pitches Septic Replacement Amid Algae Woes
Money to reduce the use of septic systems will be in Gov. Rick Scott’s proposed budget for next year, as the state grapples with swirling green algae coating waterways in parts of the Treasure Coast. However, incoming Senate President Joe Negron, R-Stuart, said that while cleaning runoff and replacing septic …
Read More »UF Student Starts Produce Delivery Service
UF finance senior Vivek Kumar has created a program to deliver quality organic fruits and vegetables the Union Street Farmers Market to local residents every Wednesday. The program is an alternative to traditional farmers' markets and encourages residents to eat local and organic.
Read More »Rosemary Hill Observatory Out Ranks Some Ivy Leagues
The University of Florida's visual research observatory, Rosemary Hill, outranked Harvard University and Vassar College in College Rank's list of best college observatories in the nation. The Rosemary Hill Observatory ranks 25th on the list.
Read More »UF students awarded first place in EPA’s Campus RainWorks Challenge
A team of University of Florida students was recognized for its water sustainability efforts after winning first place in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's inaugural Campus RainWorks Challenge.
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