Spotlight on Florida’s Future: How sea-level rise and community design impact our rapidly growing state
Sea level could rise by about 10 inches by 2040, inundating a million acres of land in Florida.
Sea level could rise by about 10 inches by 2040, inundating a million acres of land in Florida.
The latest version lets local government deny a project that is ‘substantially inconsistent’ with a comp plan.
The 'Blue Ribbon Projects' bill would make it easier to turn thousands of acres of rural Florida into sprawling development.
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Proposed bills are efforts to return Florida to the days when developers built everywhere and anything they wanted.
SB 180 blocks regulations 'more restrictive or burdensome' than existing laws for two years after a storm.
Bills pending in this year’s Florida legislative session would leave protected areas vulnerable to low-density residential sprawl.
By Vivian Young, 1000 Friends of Florida Many Floridians follow the mantra that any growth is good growth. After all, new ...
By 2070, Florida could lose 1.7 million acres to sea level rise and 3.5 million acres to sprawling new development.
With bold investments in transit, we can rapidly cut emissions — and make life better for all of us.
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