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Will adding more sand to Florida’s beaches save them? Experts share why this isn’t enough

BY RACHEL RHODE

Over the last 87 years, Florida has spent at least $1.9 billion on beach nourishment.

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‘Climate change is the single biggest threat to coral reefs’ – A Q&A on restoring reefs harmed by extreme heat and other climate impacts

BY ALI BARTON

Jessica Levy, director of restoration strategy for the Coral Restoration Foundation, discusses efforts to restore Florida's corals.

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To combat climate gentrification, Florida must prioritize affordable housing

BY EBONNI CHRISPIN

Climate gentrification exacerbates the existing inequality in Florida housing

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More flamingos are visiting Florida. Everglades improvements can coax them to stay

BY KELLY COX

To bring flamingos back permanently, we must continue to advance Everglades restoration.

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Heat and humidity kill. To protect outdoor workers, follow the science

BY ARAN THIRAVIALINGAM AND CHERYL HOLDER

As clinicians, we see the effects of planetary warming and we must help our patients survive and thrive.

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MORE ENVIRONMENTAL STORIES

Additional articles on environmental issues affecting Florida:

  • Climate lawsuits have doubled since 2015 to more than 2,000 around the world, including a rising number in the U.S., Farrah Hassen writes for OtherWords.org. Hassen writes that “if successful, they can make Big Oil pay for its well-documented role in the climate disaster — and ultimately transform how these companies do business.”


  • Can climate change affect earthquakes? University of Miami marine geoscientists say the connection is not as farfetched as one might think, as the impacts of climate change such as rising rainfall rates and glacial melting can factor into the occurrence of earthquakes.


  • Lawton “Bud” Chiles of Jubilee Orchards writes that farmers can be part of the climate-change solution to improve soil health and sequester carbon from greenhouse gases: "Our communities, economy and future depend on agriculture leading the fight against climate change.”

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