Theorizing Infrastructure: FAU students envision an eco-friendly future for South Florida
The essays were written for a Ph.D. seminar at Florida Atlantic University entitled 'Theorizing Infrastructure.'
The essays were written for a Ph.D. seminar at Florida Atlantic University entitled 'Theorizing Infrastructure.'
This essay for a Ph.D. seminar at FAU, 'Theorizing Infrastructure,' envisions a South Florida eco-community.
The projects were for a Ph.D. seminar, 'Theorizing Infrastructure,' in the graduate program in comparative studies.
FIU coastal engineering expert Navid Tahvildari studies how artificial intelligence can be used to predict floods.
Conservation biologist Chris Searcy is uncovering patterns in the spread of invasive animals and plants in South Florida.
The research has immediate practical value for infrastructure planning and community protection.
The initiative's signature annual event will be Miami Climate Week, a week-long series of events from March 23–29, 2025.
Over the past two decades, sea surface temperatures in the estuaries rose 500% faster than in the global oceans.
An increasing population, outdated infrastructure and severe weather from a warming climate are the formula for a water crisis.
The ClimateReady Tech Hub is positioned to help South Florida lead the nation in climate readiness and innovation.
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