As seas rise, corals can’t keep up
Coral reef growth rates in the western Atlantic have slowed, erasing coastal protection benefits they once offered.
Coral reef growth rates in the western Atlantic have slowed, erasing coastal protection benefits they once offered.
FAU Associate Professor of Anthropology Adriana María Garriga-López shares impressions of the island.
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SB 180 crushes the ability of local leaders to make their communities more storm-resistant.
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