Reimagining sustainability: FAU students redesign South Florida’s infrastructure
The projects were for a Ph.D. seminar, 'Theorizing Infrastructure,' in the graduate program in comparative studies.
The projects were for a Ph.D. seminar, 'Theorizing Infrastructure,' in the graduate program in comparative studies.
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Florida produces enough solar energy to power more than 2 million homes and the industry’s growth has created thousands of...
Funding should support resilient housing, public shelters and infrastructure that meet the needs of real people.
H.R. 1 repeals and weakens clean energy programs and promotes fossil fuel development on public lands.
Native American cultures may have something to teach us about maintaining a right relationship with our environment.
The Trump administrating plans to weaken EPA emissions rules meant to lower the risk
A mass exodus now forces the NWS to meet its public safety mission in a more stressful, turbulent environment.
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