Climate resiliency would save Florida billions
Recent hurricanes, severe storms and flooding have created a massive fiscal burden on the state and its residents.
Recent hurricanes, severe storms and flooding have created a massive fiscal burden on the state and its residents.
The Resilient Florida program, established in 2021, has funded more than $1 billion in grants to address flood vulnerabilities.
The US solar market is projected to triple in size over the next decade, with Florida leading the charge.
Enhancing resiliency and encouraging smart development will continue to chase away the storm clouds of insurance woes.
Florida illustrates how the politicization of climate change has thwarted efforts to tackle the problem
An FAU study found differences in restoration rates between urban and rural areas, disadvantaged and affluent communities.
Appointed officials have life-saving solutions to keep the public safe from rising temperatures, but don’t have political power.
With bold investments in transit, we can rapidly cut emissions — and make life better for all of us.
The most sustainable strategy is to create high-efficiency homes that will last as long as possible.
Luis Tineo is manager of global climate programs and funds at the World Bank.
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