Explore how plants can offer a natural solution to Florida's climate change challenges with Interim Director and Associate Professor of FAU’s School of Architecture Jeff Huber
A Solution to Florida’s Stormwater Pollution Problem
Greetings,
In our newest episode of Home and High Water, Plants Not Pipes: A Solution to Florida’s Stormwater Pollution Problem, we explore how plants can offer a natural solution to Florida's climate change challenges with Interim Director and Associate Professor of FAU’s School of Architecture Jeff Huber.
With the release of this episode, we are thrilled to share a new addition to our podcast series: Home and High Water: Resilience In Focus. These “bite-sized” episodes (around 10 minutes each) will give you a brief dive into a particular resilience topic, helping you to stay up to date in our latest coastal and climate resilience research.
A streetscape in Little Rock designed by FAU Professor of Architecture Jeff Huber
A bioswale in Hallandale Beach created by Professor Jeff Huber from FAU’s School of Architecture
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Additional Resources:
Read an interview with Jeff Huber in the Invading Sea about the role of architecture and design in Florida’s response to a changing climate.
A Story Mapof green infrastructure projects completed in Florida.
Learn about Living Shorelines, a highly specialized variety of green infrastructure used in Florida and other coastal states.
Learn how the City of Hallandale Beach is incentivizing pollution reduction for residents who install rain gardens or other green infrastructure with theirOcean Friendly Landscaping Program.
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