Retired Vice Admiral Says Climate Change Is Already Threatening National Security
Climate change is a growing threat to national security and a concern for the military. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has said ...
Month: May 2018
Media roundup: Special Miami Beach house, how trees can help, New Orleans
Here are recent stories in local, state, national and international media about climate change and sea-level rise. The Water ...
Florida city leaders should beware of climate change lawsuits
Climate change activists are calling for Florida municipalities to join a wave of lawsuits against the oil and gas industry. This ...
Disaster fund would benefit Florida and nation by spreading the risk
     If Congress doesn't step up with comprehensive and effective legislation to confront sea-level rise and ...
Aging flood-control systems can’t protect South Florida from sea-level rise
The way most Floridians will first feel the effects of sea-level rise probably won’t be from some catastrophic wave crashing ...
The Lake Worth Lagoon Has Overcome A Lot. Climate Change Is A New Threat
The story of the Lake Worth Lagoon is a tale of survival. Over the past 100Â years, urbanization has imperiled ...
Sea-level rise: the defining issue of the century
No graver threat faces the future of South Florida than the accelerating pace of sea-level rise. In the past century, ...
Mosquito Season Could Get Longer And More Hazardous To Your Health — Especially In Miami
Mosquito season has officially arrived in Florida, although many would argue it never left. That perception may soon become reality, ...
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