Video: See the effects of sea-level rise on West Palm Beach
A virtual reality simulation shows the devastation that a major hurricane, combined with sea-level rise, would have on Osprey Park...
Video: Will this be ‘the session of sprawl’ in Florida?
Environmental groups have raised concerns about bills that they say would supercharge irresponsible growth across Florida.
An update on the effort to establish a right to clean water
Earlier this month, a virtual press event was held to update the public about the campaign to put a “right...
Video shows why it’s so urgent that Florida begins to solve the threats from the warming climate
Dear Invading Sea Readers, Click below to view powerful video about the warming climate and how it’s affecting Florida. 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...
STAs – Stormwater Treatment Areas
STAs are constructed wetlands that play a critical role in helping to protect the Everglades. When fertilizers are used in...
LILA – A Living Laboratory for Everglades Restoration
Do you know LILA? LILA isn’t a person – it’s a place! Located at the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National...
Video: Southeast Florida Climate Compact
Rosemary O'Hara, editorial page editor for the Sun-Sentinel, along with Tom O'Hara, editor of The Invading Sea, discuss the threat...
Jack Black’s ‘Saving Miami’ Documentary
Actor Jack Black explores South Florida's looming sea level crisis in the riveting documentary 'Saving Miami' for the Emmy-winning climate...
Video: Is Miami Beach doomed?
This documentary from The Atlantic examines how Miami Beach has taken unprecedented steps to save itself from the sea. Most...
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