Smart Seawall Technologies creates wave-absorbing technology to combat rising sea levelsÂ
The Fort Lauderdale-based startup uses an interlocking modular system, meaning additional walls can be added as levels rise.
Blue Frontierâs air-conditioning technology uses global warming as its solution to cut electricity use
The Boca Raton-based startup has developed a way to make air conditioning more sustainable for the environment.
A new plant-based solution may be the next step in preventing beach erosion Â
Shorelock is biopolymer that enhances the interaction of sand particles with water to resist erosion, provide a more stable coastline.
New FIU study to determine how rising waters affect foundations of South Floridaâs coastal buildings Â
The study will create a network of monitoring wells to determine the impact of saltwater on the foundations of these...
Parking lots put Florida cities at risk for increased heat, floodingÂ
The Parking Reform Network listed Melbourne, Orlando and Fort Myers among the cities with the most downtown parking.
Carbon Limit CEO Tim Sperry on using CO2-absorbing concrete to combat climate change: âYou’re turning the problem into the solutionâÂ
Carbon Limit is a Boca Raton-based climate technology startup that developed a way to limit carbon emissions.Â
Florida Wildlife Corridor benefits imperiled species and stateâs resilience, FAU panelists sayÂ
A panel discussion on the corridor was held at Florida Atlantic University as part of the Frontiers in Science public...
âI think it’s one of the most important initiatives that we have right nowâ â Rep. Lindsay Cross discusses the Florida Wildlife Corridor and climate change
A Q&A with Rep. Lindsay Cross of Florida House District 60, which covers parts of St. Petersburg and eastern Pinellas...
As winters grow warmer, Floridaâs mosquito population thrives, among other threatsÂ
Miami and West Palm Beach were among the cities with the largest increase in unusually warm winter days since 1970.
Protecting coastal cities while protecting the environment: Anya Freeman of Miami-based Kind Designs talks about her companyâs 3D-printed living seawallsÂ
A Q&A with Anya Freeman of Kind Designs, which creates living seawalls with environmental benefits over traditional seawalls.
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