THANKS, DAD. MISS YOU.
Keys Weekly | June 21, 2020 Losing my dad in 2001 changed my life in every way possible. I continue to learn from him, even in his absence, and took…
Fridays for Future Tavernier stand in front of Murray Nelson Government Center every Friday to bring awareness to the climate crisis. TIFFANY DUONG/Keys Weekly
Fed Up: Youths take a stand for their future
Fridays for Future has catalyzed and mobilized youths against the climate crisis. They're asking adults to wake up and take action before it's too late.
During Hurricane Irma, Monroe County's Emergency Operations Center was located at the Marathon Government Center BOCC Chambers until they had to evacuate to Ocean Reef. The new EOC building is designed to withstand 10,000 year storms, allowing EOC operations to remain in Marathon. CAMMY CLARK/Contributed
Building for the Future: County Prioritizes Adaptation for New Buildings
Monroe County is building all their new buildings to withstand 10,000 year storms
NOAA Launches $97 Million Targeted Effort to Save Florida’s Coral Reefs
NOAA announced their "Mission: Iconic Reefs" -- an ambitious plan to restore the reef tract
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Worth the Wait: CRF corals spawl later than predicted
CRF's corals spawned later than predicted, and scientists don't know exactly why.
Growing Hope — Historic Grimal Grove Re-opening, becoming ‘Grove of the Future’
Patrick Garvey, owner of Grimal Grove, is transforming it into a hope for the future against rising sea levels and climate change.
Scientific Spawning: Coral researchers collaborate to restore reef
Coral researchers collaborate to study various aspects of the coral spawning in August 2019. Their work aims to restore the reef.
Green Tech: Education Spurs Local Economy
Profile of Sacramento-area non-profit mentoring and job training group focusing on building green sector skill sets and real-world vocational training in youths from communities of need.
When Islands Drown: The Plight of “Climate Change Refugees” and Recourse to International Human Rights Law
This comment explores the use of the existing refugee regime to accommodate Tuvaluans and similarly placed “climate change refugees” and then suggests international human rights law as an effective catalyst to urge expansion of the refugee regime.