FAU’s Home & High Water S1 E2. Neighborhood Climate Resilience, Part 2: “To Endure And Survive”
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water To better understand and document the resilience of a particular community, ...
Month: March 2021
FAU’s Home & High Water S1 E1. Neighborhood Climate Resilience, Part 1: “Things Are Changing”
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water In a rapidly changing climate, being able to map and quantify ...
Florida’s lawmakers are beginning to recognize the threat the state faces from the warming climate
By Lauren Swan, AECOM Engineering As most of the nation emerges from a harsh winter, it is worth contemplating what ...
Florida’s leaders need to halt the warming of the atmosphere, not just adapt to it
By William “Coty” Keller, ecologist It’s all adaptation, and that must change The governor and Legislature are making noise about ...
To survive, our clever but uncooperative species must both cut and capture carbon emissions
By Todd L. Pittinsky, Stony Brook University After rising steadily for decades, as the COVID-19 pandemic squashed economic activity, global ...
Jacqueline Gonzalez Touzet: Architects and developers need to design buildings that can withstand a harsher climate
An interview with Jacqueline Gonzalez Touzet, partner with the Miami-based architectural firm Touzet Studio As part of its series “The ...
We’re fighting to protect our climate, and against the Florida Legislature’s efforts to limit our right to free speech
By Marquelle Ogletree and Nia Ogletree In the fall of 2019, millions of young people took to the streets in ...
Senate bill would undermine a community’s ability to protect its citizens from potentially dangerous industrial activities
By Joseph Bonasia, Florida Rights of Nature Network What if your town were told by an energy company that it ...
Tamiami Trail Modifications: Restoring Freshwater Flows to the Everglades
The Tamiami Trail is the historic roadway connecting Tampa to Miami. While the roadway made traveling between the two cities ...
Jared Meyers: The travel industry needs to have a healthy relationship with the environment
An interview with Jared Meyers, Legacy Vacation Resorts As part of its series “The Business of Climate Change,” which highlights ...
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