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Environment

Botanical Garden
Environment Miami Beach 

The Botanical Buzz: September 2019

September 4, 2019September 4, 2019

New Additions…Shed-ing Some Light on the Garden! The Garden Center has an elegant new shed to store tools and garden equipment that need to be protected from the elements. Thank you to Martine Ponce from Ponce Service Welding for putting the perfect

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Botanical Buzz
Environment Health & Lifestyle Miami Beach 

The Botanical Buzz: June 1, 2018 Newsletter

June 1, 2018

Plant the Future and the Miami Beach Botanical Garden announce the installation of a unicorn botanical sculpture by Paloma Teppa. The sculpture features living Sansevieria Cylindrica plants as the mane and tail of the unicorn. The Sansevieria has immense strength as a

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mosquito season
Environment Health & Lifestyle Miami Beach 

Prepare Your Home For Mosquito Season

May 3, 2018

With peak mosquito season around the corner, we would like to remind all residents to prepare their home for the upcoming hot and rainy months. It’s important to be proactive, preventive and always remember to drain and cover.   Also, have bug

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State Parks
Environment 

Florida State Parks Celebrates Its First Trail Town

May 1, 2018

State Parks… The month of April was Springs Protection Awareness Month. Florida’s springs are among the state’s most vital resources. Not only are they home to abundant plant and animal life, a source of fresh water for rivers and streams and an

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Harvard
Environment Miami Beach Truth About Philip Levine 

What does Harvard say about Miami Beach?

April 24, 2018April 24, 2018

On sea level rise, Miami Beach is a city divided. One faction would like to slow down and wait for more research (this is where I stand). Another group would like to forge ahead with hundreds of millions in projects

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Everglades
Environment 

Everglades needs more fresh water to fight salt water intrusion

February 28, 2018

As sea levels continue to rise, more areas of the coastal Everglades will be susceptible to saltwater intrusion, according to a new FIU study. Sea levels rose 2.2 centimeters annually from 2011 to 2015, according to scientists in FIU’s Southeast Environmental Research

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FIU
Consumer Issues Environment 

FIU Florida homeowners will bear the brunt of the wind-related costs

September 25, 2017

FIU experts use hurricane loss model to estimate damages caused by Hurricane Irma at $19 billion  A team of researchers headed by FIU College of Business professor Shahid Hamid, using the Florida Public Hurricane Loss Model, estimates that Hurricane Irma caused $19.4 billion in wind-related losses

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home
Environment Miami Beach 

Comm John Elizabeth Alemán Explains Why Your Home Won’t Flood

August 29, 2017August 29, 2017

Most of our older Miami Beach homes have been built to rely on gravity to shed accumulated rainfall from our home properties into the public right-of-way and stormwater system. Perhaps the biggest misconception homeowners have is that elevated city roads

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Mayor Philip Levine
Environment Miami Beach Truth About Philip Levine 

MB Mayor Philip Levine Excuses, Failures, and Money

August 22, 2017April 7, 2018

MB Mayor Philip Levine Excuses,  Failures, and Money Dear Friends and Neighbors, When it comes to severe weather and flooding, South Florida is entering the most active time of year for tropical storms and hurricanes. In addition, we are expecting

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Race
Environment Miami Beach 

A message from Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine

August 7, 2017

Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine Tries to explain how he screwed up. Dear Friends and Neighbors, In case you missed it, check out This Week In South Florida where I highlighted the status of the city’s stormwater infrastructure plan and discussed the

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Python
Environment 

Volaero Drones Python Tracking Project Everglades Thermal Technology

August 7, 2017

Volaero UAV & Drones Holdings Corp., a Miami based Drone Tech Startup Company, has teamed up with Bill Booth Outdoors and Bruni Infrared to utilize its advanced drone imagery technologies to create solutions for the Python issues in the Florida

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Prevent Zika
Environment Health & Lifestyle Miami Beach 

Prevent Zika Questions About Zika

July 15, 2017July 16, 2017

Q: Prevent Zika? A: Zika virus disease is caused by the Prevent Zika virus, which is spread to people primarily through the bite of an infected mosquito (Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus). The illness is usually mild with symptoms lasting

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Moms Grandmothers
Environment 

Moms Grandmothers Concerned About Climate Air Pollution Harming Children

July 2, 2017July 2, 2017

Politics Not a Dividing Line: Clear Majority of Conservative Moms Grandmothers Women Agree Not Enough is Being Done to Curb Dangers; Particularly High Levels of Concern Seen Among Latinas and African Americans As “Energy Week” and talk of “energy dominance”

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Protection
Environment 

Governor and Cabinet Approve Florida Forever Acquisition Crucial for Springs Protection

June 14, 2017

Acquisition will enhance Protection of four named springs and continue recreational access Today, Governor Rick Scott and Cabinet members approved the purchase of the Blue Springs parcel, a 407-acre property in Gilchrist County, for more than $5.2 million. The property

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Acquisition
Environment 

Governor and Cabinet Approve 6,000-Acre Florida Forever Acquisition

June 14, 2017June 14, 2017

Acquisition will protect threatened plant and animal habitat and ultimately benefit the Peace River Today, Governor Rick Scott and the Cabinet members approved the acquisition of a conservation easement on more than 6,000 acres within the Old Town Creek Watershed

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