Climate Adaptation Conference USF Sarasota

We're proud to announce the Climate Adaptation Conference, the CAC's first-ever conference on the climate on the west coast of Florida in 2030, 2040, and 2050 on November 19, 2021. Check out the flyer for more information, and be sure to follow us for more upcoming details! more

James Lamont Podcast - Climate Breakdown

Listen to "Episode 10" on Spreaker.

Climate Change in Tampa Bay

Walk with Nick Climate Rally

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How the Climate Crisis Is Harming Florida Fishing

Ericka Leigh Changing The World

I am raising money for The Sewist Society because this is how I'm trying to change the world. Climate change, racial and gender inequalities are all issues inherent in the sewing and textile worlds. 
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Our Textile Composting experiment addresses climate change by seeking alternative solutions to landfilling unwanted fabric or shipping it overseas; all while uplifting the skill of sewing, which is most often done by women and women of color.

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Sky U. White on Climate Justice

"This is an ethical and political issue that must be addressed and resolutions must be implemented. I will work alongside environmental scientists, community and city-planning leadership, and environmental activists to ‘Get Our County to Go Green’. Now is the time for us to invest into our county and the future of our planet." Sky U. White

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Florida GOP voters want climate action

61 percent of Republican voters in Florida want the country to adopt a “balanced” approach to fighting climate change that considers both environmental and economic impacts,

 compared with 29 percent who said climate change is not real HERE

Florida Keys Deliver a Hard Message

 Officials in the Florida Keys announced what many coastal governments nationwide have long feared, but few have been willing to admit: As seas rise and flooding gets worse, not everyone
 can be saved.

And in some places, it doesn’t even 
make sense to try. HERE

Florida mayors are having a summit on sea-level rise but Tampa Bay mayors aren't there

More Than Just Rising Temperatures To Blame For Florida Keys Coral Dying

Climate Change Is Drowning Florida

Miami Real Estate Developer Jorge Perez's Shameless Narcissism

Miami and Miami Beach, built on porous limestone or simply mounds of mud dredged from the surrounding sea, low-lying South Florida streets already flood regularly at especially high tides.

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 “I believe that in twenty or thirty years, someone is going to find a solution for this.  Besides, by that time I’ll be dead, so what does it matter?” Source

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Mr. Perez, do you have kids?

Miami Hero Delaney Reynolds

By age 13, Miami Native Delaney Reynolds had published her third in a series of children’s book about Floridian ecology. But what started as a project to enlighten young people about the beauty of Miami's coastal environment turned into a somber realization about that environment's expiration date. Reynolds’ research led her to learn about “sea level rise,” the harrowing reality that while the levels of our seas have been stable for thousands of years, they've risen about 10 inches in the past century alone. here

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  Visit Miami Sea Rise

Sea Level Rise Seminar With Kent Bailey In Tampa

7.18 - 6:30 PM

North Tampa Branch Library

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"I'm humbled to be asked to share my information on the state of Sea Level Rise in the Bay Area. Bottom line: since 2010 the water has been coming up much, much faster than before - exceeding virtually all "official " predictions. Just one more reason to immediately stop adding to atmospheric carbon Right Now! Fossil fuels are Dead. And they are Killing Our Planet!"  Kent Bailey

Florida Needs A Trump Wall

"Florida’s coasts are ground zero for flooding from rising seas. Sea level rise is a well-documented phenomenon, affecting the entire state of Florida from the Keys up through St. Augustine."

Mayor Philip Levine of Miami Beach

Float The Vote Flotilla In Tampa

9.17 - 4PM

333 S. Franklin St

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Tampa Bay Flotilla for Climate Action

7.10 - 3PM

333 S. Franklin St. Tampa

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Shit In Biscayne Bay

Climate Change pumps that flush floodwater from Miami Beach into Biscayne Bay during seasonal king tides are dumping something else into the bay: human waste. here

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/article77978817.html#storylink=cpy

81.3% of Floridians

Are concerned about climate change, according to a new 

St. Leo University poll. 

Florida GOP has been reluctant to discuss climate change. Efforts by local governments in South Florida to plan for
 sea-level rise and climate change have drawn national media attention. The study results found that Miami Beach flooding grew significantly after 2006. The increased flooding coincides with accelerated sea level rise. here
Miami Republicans beware, once the Atlantic takes Miami Beach it will be coming after you!
Check out what this blog might look like in 2073. here