September 2021 Florida Climate Resilience Survey
Climate Change Increasingly a Bipartisan Issue in Florida FAU Surveys Reveal it May be Less of a Campaign Issue Heading ...
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The best defense against hurricane damage is the coastal wetlands that nature has provided us
By Paul Sutton, University of Denver While climate change did not create damaging weather and wildfires, it has demonstrably made ...
Anthony Abbate: Floridians can’t overcome the effects of the warming climate because we suffer from ‘short-termism’
An interview with Anthony Abbate, Florida Atlantic University As part of its series “The Business of Climate Change,” which highlights ...
FAU’s Home & High Water S1 E4. Plants Not Pipes: A Solution to Florida’s Stormwater Pollution Problem
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water What if plants could offer a natural solution to Florida’s climate ...
FAU’s Home & High Water S1 E3. Why Do We Care About Our Salt Marshes?
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water How do we value an environment? This is a question scientists ...
Andrew Stevenson: Floridians will first begin to feel the effects of the warming climate in their property insurance bills
An interview with Andrew Stevenson, Voloridge Investments As part of its series “The Business of Climate Change,” which highlights the ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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