When it comes to fun in the sun, three out of four Floridians prefer spending their time in the water. A PIE Center survey illustrates the priorities Floridians put on water quality, based on the most popular outdoor activities. Researcher Alexa Lamm, a faculty member...
Poor drinking water and closed beaches affect almost half of Florida citizens, according to a recent study. Research by the PIE Center examined public opinions of water issues and identified Floridians’ experiences with poor water quality. The 39.7 percent of survey...
Floridians are undecided about restrictions on water use, according to a survey by the PIE Center. Water is a hot-button issue in the state of Florida, with both water quality and quantity issues becoming priorities for the state legislature, as well as within...
While most Floridians will skip running their sprinklers in the rain, few are willing to conserve water by taking shorter showers, according to new PIE Center research. PIE Center researchers Alexa Lamm and Tracy Irani developed a public opinion survey that looked...
More than half of Florida residents share one habit in common when in the bathroom, and it’s not washing hands. Between water-efficient toilets and low-flow showerheads, research shows Floridians are conserving water at a surprising rate. The PIE Center collected data...
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