Is government obliged to compensate property owners damaged by climate change and sea-level rise?
Hurricane Michael has given us another lesson in what life will be like in Florida as climate change and sea-level ...
Month: October 2018
Media Roundup: Climate change and Hurricane Michael; sobering report about climate; will Miami become a ‘future Atlantis’?
Why Hurricane Michael’s Power Caught Forecasters Off Guard New York Times  Hurricane Michael was a sly storm, one that seemed ...
King Tide Gives South Florida A Taste Of Life Underwater
Many parts of South Florida appear to have escaped the worst impacts of King Tide flooding this week — at ...
Miami wealth manager’s real estate forecast: Prices go down as sea-rise risks go up
Marc Singer, who runs a $1.5 billion wealth management company based in Coral Gables, has of late been giving his ...
Monday Was A Big Day In Climate And Economic News. Here’s What South Floridians Should Know
It's possible for the world to keep global warming from reaching a crisis point in the next 20 to 30 ...
Don’t Confuse the Causes and Solutions of Climate Change with Sea Level Rise
With the growing awareness of the threat from rising seas, there is a fundamental point of confusion. It is widely ...
Florida’s coming King Tides may carry something different onshore — red tide
Red tide — a toxic algae that leads to human health problems and marine animal deaths — has arrived in ...
Pinecrest Is Getting An “Underwater Homeowners Association” To Help Respond To Sea-Level Rise
Miami artist Xavier Cortada acknowledges home ownership has its challenges. Neighbors with poor taste in exterior paint colors, for instance. ...
Media roundup: 7-degree rise in global temps; Arctic lakes leaking methane; the stages of climate change acceptance
Trump administration sees a 7-degree rise in global temperatures by 2100  Washington Post  Last month, deep in a 500-page environmental impact ...
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