Water is essential to life for every living thing on the planet. In Flrodia, concerns about water supply and quality dominate countless conversations from the kitchen tables to the state legislature. Are you water-wise? Test your knowledge about drinking water on Florida's Treasure Coast. Where does most drinking water on Florida’s Treasure Coast come from? A. Rivers B. Ocean desalination C. Underground aquifers D. Imported reservoirs Answer: C — Underground aquifers The Tre

Welcome to paradise. You’ve traded the snow shovel for a sun hat and are settling into the rhythm of Florida’s Treasure Coast. The warm breezes off the Indian River Lagoon, the stunning beaches, and the laid-back lifestyle are exactly what you dreamed of in retirement or during those vacation visits. But if you’ve been here for more than a minute, you might have noticed a local rumor buzzing beneath the surface: Florida has a water problem. It sounds alarming—talk of drought,

Champlain Towers After Collapse in Surfside (Photo Public Domain) Florida is home to more than 1.5 million condominium units, and the management of these communities plays a critical role in preserving property values, ensuring safety, and fostering a harmonious quality of life for residents. Yet, far too many condominium associations are entrusted to unqualified volunteer boards, often with disastrous consequences. Recent cases in South Florida, including structural collapse

In 1970 people knew how to protest. April 22nd of that year was a day when 20 million Americans took to the streets. There were boisterous protests, rallies, fundraisers, speeches, concerts and nature walks. But these crusaders weren’t concerned with war. They were standing up, speaking up, marching and singing for the planet. This was the very first official Earth Day. Earth Day has an interesting history. It didn’t really happen by accident or happenstance. The date was spe