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A toxic seaweed choking Caribbean beaches could become a valuable resource

by Emily Wilkinson and Emma Tompkins
June 9, 2025
News

How AI might become the future of hurricane flood forecasting

June 9, 2025
Commentary

Work left to do to address property insurance costs and improve storm resilience in Florida

June 9, 2025
Commentary

Deep-sea issues are surfacing this World Ocean Day 

June 8, 2025
Sargassum builds up on a beach in Puerto Rico. (BrickLightning, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons)
Commentary

A toxic seaweed choking Caribbean beaches could become a valuable resource

June 9, 2025

Climate change is warming oceans and they are becoming more acidic, causing more intense growth of sargassum.

Flooding caused by Hurricane Milton in Florida (iStock image)
News

How AI might become the future of hurricane flood forecasting

June 9, 2025

FIU coastal engineering expert Navid Tahvildari studies how artificial intelligence can be used to predict floods.

Homes destroyed by Hurricane Ian (iStock image)
Commentary

Work left to do to address property insurance costs and improve storm resilience in Florida

June 9, 2025

We need to allow insurance pricing to reflect exposure to risk and continue offering mitigation grants to strengthen homes

Mushroom soft coral on the Davidson Seamount at 1,470 meters depth (NOAA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)
Commentary

Deep-sea issues are surfacing this World Ocean Day 

June 8, 2025

We need to protect the ocean twilight zone, a deep-sea engine that regulates our climate.

Two people have a conversation (iStock image)
Commentary

Five ways to have more constructive climate conversations

June 7, 2025

Avoid 'othering' climate change and help people stay aware and committed to tackling elements of the issue.

In the longleaf pine savannas of the southeastern U.S., most of the biodiversity is found in the ground cover and depends on frequent fires. (Reed Noss)
Commentary

Wide variety of old-growth ecosystems across the US makes their conservation a complex challenge

June 6, 2025

Each type of old-growth forest has a unique ecology, but all are under threat from human activity and climate change.

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