Quantum Fishing has been one of the industry leaders in rods and reels for decades. With great conventional tackle such as the Smoke and Accurist lines, the company positioned itself as a top fishing ...

The oak trees on Mike Tidwell’s street in Montgomery County are dying, so he wrote a book about it. “In the last few years, I ...

Mike Tidwell's book, "The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue," highlights the damaging impact of climate change on Maryland's ecosystems, focusing on dying oak trees in Takoma Park and ghost forests on the ...

American home styles in Florida and the Southeast that may vanish soon, as trends shift toward new designs and changing ...

Anchored by a cantilevered overlook, DC Alexander Park in Fort Lauderdale lures beachgoers and selfie-takers while mitigating ...

"Saltwater intrusion into Florida's freshwater aquifers—where the vast majority of Florida's drinking water is sourced—is exacerbated by sea level rise.

Researchers say drought, sea level rise, severe storms and dredging are partly to blame for the increased in frequency and swatch of saltwater intrusion.

In South Florida, a slow-moving climate crisis is kindling alarm as saltwater intrusion threatens the Biscayne Aquifer, the primary source of the region's freshwater supply. Environmentalists warn ...

Our research was used to set the levels of nutrients allowable to still protect the region’s water supplies, and we have been working for 25 years to reduce saltwater intrusion and phosphorus ...

As saltwater intrusion continues to threaten South Florida’s freshwater aquifer, Everglades restoration and protection will be increasingly important. Everyone in the region can help.

Florida's water utilities are using regional cooperation, desalinization, deeper wells and other steps to address increasing challenges from population growth and climate change.

In South Florida, municipalities have had to relocate wellfields inland as a temporary and costly solution to saltwater intrusion. As climate change accelerates, the question remains: How much ...