Why Florida has to lead on water, resilience and climate
Flash flooding, storm surge, wildfires and intensifying hurricanes are documented, measurable and accelerating.
Flash flooding, storm surge, wildfires and intensifying hurricanes are documented, measurable and accelerating.
Researchers found even shallow flooding on roads can delay emergency medical care for older adults.
The two-day Health Emergency Management Summit was organized with help from International Medical Corps.
The Broward County Commission approved $20 million for infrastructure improvements to prevent flooding.
SB 302 establishes a clear, statewide permitting process for nature-based resilience projects.
Making nature-based solutions easier to implement will make Florida communities safer.
More extreme heat and more frequent heavy rainfall events have contributed to crop losses in recent years.
Efficiency, sustainability and nature-inspired design are gaining importance, a report on home trends found.
Miami Climate Week 2026 includes events exploring how we adapt to and mitigate climate change.
A panel discussion at FAU highlighted the benefits of coral reefs and potential solutions to problems they face.
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