CJ Morgan of Florida First Resilience and Energy Alliance writes about legislation to place a fee on imported goods based on carbon emissions: "Supporting the Foreign Pollution Fee means standing up to polluters abroad and creating a level playing field in which Americans can win." theinvadingsea.com/2025/09/05/for…

#DidYouKnow China—the world’s biggest polluter—contributes to Florida’s seaweed invasion? It’s time we hold the world’s largest polluter accountable. Read more from Rep Toby Overdorf >> miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/…

In his Washington Post Opinions op-ed, Vince Lago explains how America First, pro-environment reforms are turning Florida red—and why leaders nationwide should take note. Read here 👉: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

Republicans flipped Miami-Dade County and turned Florida red—not in spite of our environmental record, but with it. 🌴🌊 In my The Washington Post op-ed, I explain how the GOP can win across America by embracing free-market, pro-environment reforms. 🔗washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

This is a clear path forward, and we need more momentum behind it. This is why I look forward to working with groups like Florida First Resilience and Energy Alliance — to help strengthen the conservative movement approach on these critical issues.

How did Florida’s GOP turn a blue bastion red? By going green. Read more from Vince Lago: wapo.st/4gaSuxY

#DidYouKnow China generates 4x more emissions than the United States. Where something is made MATTERS. We need trade policy that rewards cleaner American production and holds China accountable. #AmericaFirst Learn more >> clcouncil.org/report/america…

Thank you for opportunity to voice how are city has led the way in sustainability and environmental stewardship. Let’s all unite in finding solutions to preserve our future!

How did Florida GOP turn a blue bastion red? By going green. Op-ed via VinceLago for @WashingtonPost wapo.st/46AJ1wK #FlaPol

"Who’s to blame? China.” Thank you Rep Toby Overdorf for shining a light on how China’s pollution impacts Florida. We must hold foreign polluters accountable and put #AmericaFirst Read the full op-ed> miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/…

#DidYouKnow the United States has reduced more carbon emissions than any other country in the last 15 years and has an economy that is 44% more carbon efficient than the world average.

Chad Wolf of the America First Policy Institute published a piece stating, “... a U.S. pollution tariff could motivate our allies to get tough on China too.” A pollution tariff would pressure China to meet standards and level the playing field for American businesses. americafirstpolicy.com/issues/stoppin…

ICYMI: Governor Ron Desantis and DEP Secretary Alexis Lambert celebrated the opening of the Crane Creek M-1 canal flow restoration project. Through technology and innovation, Florida leads the nation in protecting and restoring water resources. floridapolitics.com/archives/75104…

With American technologies, American innovations and American solutions, we can strengthen Florida’s resilience, reduce global pollution and conserve our natural resources. That’s putting America First. Join the coalition today: flame-force-a17.notion.site/26294ee5977080…

The first week of committee hearings ahead of the 2026 legislative session is here! #AmericaFirst champions like Ana Maria Rodriguez and Rep Toby Overdorf are working to prioritize American jobs, manufacturing and our economy over cheap Chinese labor and weak environmental practices.

With the help of innovation and technology, American manufacturers generate far less pollution than those in China. Putting America First is not just good for the economy, it’s great for Florida’s environment. #AmericaFirst

American leadership in global energy will hinge on its ability to out-innovate competitors and ensure that groundbreaking technologies reach fast growing global markets. Learn more from the Climate Leadership Council: clcouncil.org/report/powerin…

WATCH: How can America combat unfair trade arrangements with the Supreme Court challenging President Trump's tariffs?

A new survey Florida shows 78% of likely voters in the Sunshine State support clean energy initiatives. Read more here >> floridadaily.com/poll-looks-at-…

ICYMI: Miami-Dade County’s historic 2024 flip to red showed that conservative leadership and environmental action are strongest when working in lockstep. Read more in a column from Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago here >> washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…