Groups seek emergency halt to Everglades detention center construction
The motion argues that the project would cause 'irreparable harm' to the fragile ecosystem.
The motion argues that the project would cause 'irreparable harm' to the fragile ecosystem.
Critics warn of danger to the Florida Everglades.
Improved understanding of bloom behavior could enhance monitoring, forecasting and management of these harmful events.
As part of the restoration of the Everglades, vegetated hammocks modeled after tree islands are being constructed.
As sea level rises, saltwater reaches further inland, both in rivers and underground through porous limestone.
The Cape Sable seaside sparrow is threatened by water management infrastructure in the Everglades and sea level rise.
University of Miami researchers joined resilience leaders to share emerging trends and inspire new ideas.
Factors like sea level rise, population growth and a warming climate have impacted the restoration project.
The discussion was moderated by Jenny Staletovich of public radio station WLRN, who hosts the Bright Lit Place podcast.
The host of WLRN's Bright Lit Place podcast, Jenny Staletovich, will be moderating the panel discussion.
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