How to communicate with small-town voters on climate changeÂ
Listening, asking questions and showing empathy are all ways to discuss climate change with small-town residents.
Listening, asking questions and showing empathy are all ways to discuss climate change with small-town residents.
Unlike armored shorelines, living shorelines offer flood and erosion protection without disrupting waterflow and marine life.
Storms left the small Florida community facing an enormous reconstruction effort.
UCF Associate Professor Thomas Wahl is using machine learning to analyze flood-prone areas to better protect these regions.
Helene’s devastation is an important reminder that hurricanes can’t be judged by wind speed alone.
Foremost among changes at the marine research facility is the purchase of a new mobile lab.
This survey revealed that some of coral scientists’ worst fears after this summer’s record-breaking heat wave may be true.
Nature-based projects built to protect roads, buildings and other structures were relatively undamaged by Hurricane Idalia.
The governor's budget also recommends $50 million for beach renourishment following damage from hurricanes Ian and Nicole.
Living shorelines use natural solutions – installed plants and habitat structures – to strengthen beaches against erosion.
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