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Climate activists want Biden administration to include no new offshore oil and gas leases
Climate activists want the Biden administration to make sure there are no new offshore oil and gas leases included in the DOI five-year plan.
Florida faces more reinsurance problems
As Florida lawmakers try to stabilize the troubled property-insurance system next month, they could face worsening problems with reinsurance.
The Dali museum’s newest exhibition “The Shape of Dreams”
The Dali Museum has a new exhibition called “The Shape of Dreams”. Available the public starting Friday, November 25, 2022 to April 30, 2023.
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Giving Thanks with Meals on Wheels Tampa
Every Thanksgiving season MidPoint spotlights issues of food insecurity and we always look for “the helpers.” The crew from Meals on Wheels Tampa, Cindy Vann, and Erica Leigh, and MOW super-volunteer Rebecca Fiore joined us to hear all about their efforts to feed hungry homebound seniors. You can help too. Tune in to find out how.
Central Florida food service workers could strike next month, amid ongoing contract negotiations
As the possibility of a nationwide rail strike looms over the holidays, and ongoing strikes by workers in multiple industries across the country continue, there is another impending strike threat closer to home in Central Florida. Last week, over 200 food service workers at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida voted unanimously to… Read more »
After the COP27 summit, next steps in the climate crisis
Rep. Kathy Castor shares her takeaways after attending the United Nations climate in Egypt and USF climate scientist Don Chambers talks about Florida’s coastlines over the millennia.
Sustainable Living: Invasive Species
Today’s guest was Dr. Katherine Clements, an ecology and natural resource educator through UF IFAS. We discussed invasive species.
Flashback: Andrew Warren says his court hearing in Warren vs. DeSantis was a “win for truth”
Governor Ron DeSantis suspended the elected State Attorney in Hillsborough County, Florida. Andrew Warren spoke on WMNF’s Tuesday Café.
Local conservatives outraged about City of Venice’s Pride Festival
Local conservatives are outraged about the City of Venice’s Pride Festival last weekend in Sarasota County.
