DeSantis wants to lower Lake Okeechobee to deal with toxic algae. Is that a good thing?
Should Lake Okeechobee, a lake half the size of Rhode Island and usually at the center of South Florida’s water ...
Month: January 2019
Miami-Dade County is working with its partners to develop strategy to ease effects of changing climate
The Invading Sea asked the resilience officers from the region’s four counties about their goals and aspirations for 2019 and ...
Monroe County is working to raise 300 miles of roadways to cope with rising seas
The Invading Sea asked the resilience officers from the region’s four counties about their goals and aspirations for 2019 and ...
Palm Beach County gathering data to identify greenhouse gas emission targets
The Invading Sea asked the resilience officers from the region’s four counties about their goals and aspirations for 2019 and ...
Broward County is developing seawall regulations and clean transportation systems
The Invading Sea asked the resilience officers from the region’s four counties about their goals and aspirations for 2019 and ...
Temperatures In Florida Are Rising. For Vulnerable Patients, The Heat Can Be Life-Threatening
On a hot day in September, Charlene Jones celebrated her 61st birthday by herself. The former nursing-home cook made herself ...
Sea-level rise is not a worry for just those who live on the waterfront
When the threats of sea-level rise are discussed, many assume that those at risk are South Floridians who live on ...
Media Roundup: Prominent economists back carbon tax; lots of terrible news; lesson for GOP; Wynwood mural
From Greenspan to Yellen, Economic Brain Trust Backs Carbon Tax  Bloomberg  An all-star lineup of economists, from Alan Greenspan to ...
FPL plans to add 30 million solar panels in Florida by 2030
Florida Power & Light Co. announced a major solar plan Wednesday, vowing to install more than 30 million solar panels ...
Delray Beach Commission to discuss controversial plan to remove 100 trees to make way for bike path
The Delray Beach City Commission will discuss on Tuesday whether to accept a $2 million state grant to install a ...
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