Media roundup: “Losing Earth” from the New York Times Magazine; saving Florida’s coral reefs; the toxic tide; 2017 was hot
Losing Earth: The Decade We almost Stopped Climate Change New York Times Editor’s Note: This narrative by Nathaniel Rich is...
Free forum Wednesday where you can ask politicians about what they plan to do about sea-level rise
ReThink Energy Florida and First Street Foundation are hosting a series of Tidal Town Halls where politicians will address the threat of...
Media roundup: Huge iceberg breaks away from Greenland; small Florida town copes with sea-level rise; companies capitalize on rising seas
Miami faces and underwater future The New Yorker In Miami, the rising sea is already an ineluctable part of daily...
Media Roundup: Where disaster strikes again and again; the Rio Grande is drying up; deciding to ignore climate change
John Ward: Trust scientists on climate change Gainesville Sun Scientists seek to discover the structure and function of things by...
Nelson Says Solar Panels Can Fix Sea-Level Rise. It’s More Nuanced Than That
Solar panels are not going to fix sea-level rise. They're an energy source that does not release carbon into the atmosphere....
Media roundup: Residents resist raised roads; ‘retreat’ a dirty word; solar geoengineering
Miami Beach wants higher roads and pumps to fight sea rise. Some residents say no way Alex Harris Miami Herald...
Media roundup: Atlantic City sinking; Miami bureaucracy; sobering sea-level projections
Here are recent stories in local, state, national and international media about climate change and sea-level rise. Moving cars, canceling...
Media roundup: Special Miami Beach house, how trees can help, New Orleans
Here are recent stories in local, state, national and international media about climate change and sea-level rise. The Water...
The Lake Worth Lagoon Has Overcome A Lot. Climate Change Is A New Threat
The story of the Lake Worth Lagoon is a tale of survival. Over the past 100 years, urbanization has imperiled...
Video: Is Miami Beach doomed?
This documentary from The Atlantic examines how Miami Beach has taken unprecedented steps to save itself from the sea. Most...
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