Eliminating Miamiâs Office of Resilience and Sustainability is no way to fight climate change
By Ryan Sears Miami Mayor Francis Suarez recently joined a âClimate Mayorsâ webinar and touted the city of Miami as a global ...
Month: July 2020
The confluence of red tide and blue-green algae is a dire warning that someone needs to better manage Lake Okeechobee
By Eve Samples and Howard Simon The scientists at Brain Chemistry Labs have sent the people of Florida another warning ...
Churches are vital in our response to COVID-19, hurricanes and climate threats
By Yohann Kurzweil, Faithful Climate Action Fellowship Natural catastrophes are not out of the norm for South Florida. As a ...
Climate change didnât cause COVID-19, but itâs contributing to its spread and severity
By David Jenkins, Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship I am always a bit skeptical when advocacy groups tie a seemingly unrelated ...
An EU task force recommends ways companies can measure and respond to climate change risks
By Albert Slap, Coastal Risk Consulting  In December of 2015, the EUâs Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures(TCFD) was established ...
Tech company working with FAU shows that electrical power can be captured from the current of the Gulf Stream
By Nasser M.N. Alshemaimry, OceanBased Perpetural Energy The theory that substantial energy can be extracted continuously for 24 hours from ...
If facts donât convince you to change your behavior, check your emotional response to climate and COVID-19 consequences
By Susan Nugent, Climate Reality Project How much must we suffer before we work together to address both COVID-19 and ...
How will the pandemic affect hurricane preparations and relief?
By Sabrina Hu and Charlotte Stuart-Tilley, The CLEO Institute A global pandemic shutting down the world, protests erupting at every ...
Republicans need to pay attention to votersâ growing concerns about climate change
By Carlos Curbelo and Alex Conant The coronavirus pandemic has caused a host of unpredicted side effects in addition to ...
Cyanobacterial blooms from Lake Okeechobee waters coincided with red tides, placing Floridaâs west coast in a toxic vice
By Brain Chemistry Labs In 2018, cyanobacteria from nutrient-rich waters in Lake Okeechobee were released down the Caloosahatchee River at ...
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