Natural ecosystems face enormous threats from climate change and proposals for future fossil fuel reliance, such as approving ...

When the British evacuated Florida in the spring of 1815, they left a well-constructed and fully-armed fort on the Apalachicola River in the hands of their allies, about 300 African Americans and ...

Clearwater Land & Minerals of Florida wants to drill through a lime rock pad along tributaries to the Apalachicola River in central Calhoun County, about 60 miles west of the state capital.

Environmentalists may have scored a victory Friday in an effort to prevent oil and gas drilling along the environmentally fragile Apalachicola River in Calhoun County, 60 miles west of Tallahassee.