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...
Climate Change Increasingly a Bipartisan Issue in Florida FAU Surveys Reveal it May be Less of a Campaign Issue Heading...
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water What if plants could offer a natural solution to Florida’s climate...
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water How do we value an environment? This is a question scientists...
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water To better understand and document the resilience of a particular community,...
// Cameron Peters Host of Home & High Water In a rapidly changing climate, being able to map and quantify...
The Tamiami Trail is the historic roadway connecting Tampa to Miami. While the roadway made traveling between the two cities...
STAs are constructed wetlands that play a critical role in helping to protect the Everglades. When fertilizers are used in...
Do you know LILA? LILA isn’t a person – it’s a place! Located at the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National...
SURVEY SUMMARY FULL SURVEY DATASET The insights from August 2020 Florida Climate Resilience Survey are not presented in a stand-alone...
The coronavirus crisis has not altered Floridians’ belief in climate change, according to the third Florida Climate Resilience Survey by...
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