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.
The Broward County Commission approved $20 million for infrastructure improvements to prevent flooding.
SB 180 risks locking communities into development patterns that made them vulnerable.
Investing in solutions such as the Resilient Florida program reduces flood risk and costly repairs.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is slashing spending, but the Sunshine State can’t afford to abandon its climate adaptation fund.
Talking about climate change may be politically radioactive, but adjusting to its effects is no longer optional.
Protecting coastlines, hardening infrastructure and building resilient communities are investments in Florida’s future.
Local governments and 1000 Friends of Florida have sued over SB 180, which restricts new land development policies.
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