Stormwater pump behind your home could make property more valuable
Projects designed to combat climate change's impacts are increasing the value of Miami-Dade County homes, a new study reveals.
Tag: sea-level rise
‘Adaptation and mitigation go together’ — A Stetson professor talks about addressing rising sea levels
A Q&A with Jason Evans, associate professor of environmental science and studies at Stetson University.
Study finds ‘climate gentrification’ will displace 1 million people in Miami; Agriculture Commissioner seeks $300M for land conservation
Sea-level rise will displace coastal residents and increase housing costs, displacing as many as 56% of Miami-Dade households
Scientists’ model increases accuracy of tide forecasts
A forecast model created by University of Miami scientists holds the promise of helping coastal communities prepare for rising tides.
Ron DeSantis could have been Florida’s Teddy Roosevelt
As the climate crisis intensifies, Floridians can only hope their leader will refocus his attention on pressing environmental issues.
What is seawater intrusion? A hydrogeologist explains the shifting balance between fresh and salt water at the coast
When seawater moves inland, the salt it contains can wreak havoc on farmlands, ecosystems, lives and livelihoods.
Floridians need to be climate voters in the next election
Floridians should consider supporting candidates, from either party, who pledge to enact climate-saving policies.
‘Historic buildings tend to be built better’ — A historic preservationist discusses how climate change is affecting historic sites
A Q&A with Leslee F. Keys, retired assistant professor and director of historic preservation at Flagler College
Harnessing hurricane season: a call for a new environmental movement in Florida
The American Conservation Coalition is dedicated to finding practical, market-based approaches to protect Florida's natural beauty.
Study finds dolphins and whales in U.S. waters threatened by climate change; Fort Lauderdale unveils plan to protect city from flooding
NOAA researchers found more than 70% of the American marine mammal species they studied are vulnerable to threats.