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In a quiet corner of Miami, robots have been humming away, printing pieces of what could be the future of coastal infrastructure. And what they’re ...
Just down the coast from Donald Trump's weekend retreat, the residents and businesses of south Florida are experiencing regular episodes of water i...
Communities in the Greater Miami area banded together to create a regional resilience strategy, Resilient305. The effort is a collaboration between...
As the dangers and costs of climate change rise, policymakers are facing painful choices about how to decide which communities to protect.
Several studies have found evidence that rising seas are undermining coastal property value.
By the end of this century, sea level rises alone could displace 13m people. Many states will have to grapple with hordes of residents seeking dry ...
Global warming can feel like an overwhelming problem -- it is, after all, GLOBAL -- but many of the solutions already exist. That was the message f...
Rising waters put many historic coastal cities at risk of losing their cultural pasts: can they be saved?
The $4.6 billion plan calls for six miles of walls along the coast (including one mile within Biscayne Bay), barriers at the mouths of three waterw...
That’s the concept behind The ReefLine, described by its patrons as “a seven-mile underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail and artificial re...
Huzzah for tailgates and overeating stadium food. Boo the fact that climate change is an existential threat to Miami.
Miami-Dade wants mangroves and islands as storm protection instead of 10-foot walls
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