Climate change and sewage: a dangerous combination for coastal communities
Storm surge and sea level rise damage sanitation systems and threaten ecosystems and human health.
Storm surge and sea level rise damage sanitation systems and threaten ecosystems and human health.
Fire suppression, building in high fire-risk areas and climate change have set the stage for destructive fires.
The research considers flooding impacts on vulnerable groups, including low-income, minority, disabled and elderly individuals.
The insurance affordability crisis demands responses that first and foremost prioritize resilience.
Nature-based solutions include salt marshes and beach dunes, while hybrid solutions also include engineered options.
We cannot let the important work of climate change mitigation and adaptation get caught up in the larger culture wars.
The research has immediate practical value for infrastructure planning and community protection.
The initiative's signature annual event will be Miami Climate Week, a week-long series of events from March 23–29, 2025.
Seafood companies have long expressed interest in raising large species off the coasts of Louisiana, Texas and Florida.
Large farms are transitioning to harvesting energy as Florida utilities rapidly expand their use of solar power.
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