Keeping parts of the economy of Florida’s coastal counties dependent on the ocean and bays stable is becoming a challenge. Called the “Blue Economy”, the rising seas and warming oceans are threatening the economic web.
The Center for Climate Integrity, a climate advocacy group, concluded costs to keep the water out could reach $4 billion locally by 2100 and $76-$123 billion statewide. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Climate Group Report: Fighting Sea Level Rise In Florida May Cost Billions Read More »
Data is now available on Flood iQ, a searchable website where property owners can find a data-driven estimate of how much their land (or their city) has already been affected by rising seas. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
