Miami rises to meet climate challenge | Caroline Lewis, advocate
Earlier this month, Miami voted to invest $200 million in one of the biggest challenges any of us will ever ...
Month: November 2017
Dire warning: Weā€™ll suffer more 90-degree days, climate report says
Double the number of scorching hot days and whipsaw bouts of overwhelming rain and debilitating drought could mar South Floridaā€™s ...
Residents, cities taking charge of protecting the environment
It took a while, but residents and city leaders of greater Miami are increasingly committed to protecting this communityā€™s fragile ...
King tides in Hollywood spark flooding, but also concern over sea level rise
More than 100 people got up early Sunday to see the future bubbling up through the manhole covers and flooding ...
Miami voters should approve bonds to address sea-level rise, affordable housing and public safety
Miami voters have their best opportunity yet to fortify the city as sea-level rise already makes its relentless approach. And ...
King tides wash away South Floridaā€™s climate change skepticism
It was one of those clear, cool, dry autumn days that remind us why we live in South Florida. Not ...
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