Officially reported temperatures underestimate Miami’s heat burden, new study finds
Researchers deployed sensors in Miami’s neighborhoods to provide new assessment of dangerous heat conditions.
Researchers deployed sensors in Miami’s neighborhoods to provide new assessment of dangerous heat conditions.
A University of Miami graduate student's research shows which Miami-Dade County sites are at risk, proposes strategies to make those ...
Airlines, seaport managers and others have have already committed to spend millions of dollars to protect against storm surge, king ...
"We’re most certainly in for 20, 30 feet of sea level rise no matter what we do," said Harold Wanless, ...
An interview with Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, University of Miami Distinguished Professor of Architecture As part of its series “The Business of ...
By Harold R. Wanless, University of Miami professor We talk a lot about how to deal with global warming and ...
By Daniel A. Perez, Florida House member When our community faces a challenge, we must understand it and face it ...
By Jenny Staletovich, WLRN Media The early start to the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season — the sixth in a row ...
There is good reason for the Republican National Committee (RNC) to bring its winter meeting to President Donald Trump's Trump ...
If experts are to be believed, climate change is set to reshape America’s physical geography through rising sea levels and increasingly wild weather. ...
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