2022, a year marked by storms in the Atlantic

Nation World News Desk

Nation World News Desk

It’s Time to Make a Change

Meryl Davids Landau

Zinio

Integrating Citizen Science with Social Justice to Drive Climate Literacy

Karolyn Burns and Diego Molina-Castrillon

CLEAN Network

Relocation and Other Climate Adaptations on Florida’s Gulf Coast

National Academies

National Academies

NewsNight Special: Hurricane Ian, In the Wake of the Storm

Steve Mort

WUCF PBS Newsnight

Why Extreme Heat Matters

The Environmental Impacts of Hurricane Ian

Steve Mort and Krysetl Knowles

WUCF PBS Newsnight

No, it’s not too soon. After Hurricane Ian, it’s time to say ‘climate change,’ Gov. DeSantis | Editorial Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/editorials/article266579271.html#storylink=cpy

Miami Herald Editorial Board

Miami Herald

Climate Across the Curriculum Training

Advancing a hyperlocal approach to community engagement in climate adaptation: Results from a South Florida pilot study in two communities

Tyler R. Harrison, et. al.

PLOS Climate

Sun’s heat can be a killer, but if harnessed, it can be a life-saver | Opinion

Thais López-Vogel and Susana Cárdenas

Miami Herald

CLEO Speakers Network Summer Cohort

2021 International Peoples’ Tribunal on Climate and Social Justice Testimony

Caroline Lewis and various speakers

University of Miami

Florida mayors seek solutions at world climate conference; state government reps absent

Laura Cassels

Florida Phoenix

Fed up: High stakes but lower hopes in run-up to COP26

John Morales

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

An open letter to Florida’s newspapers

The CLEO Institute

The Invading Sea

20 Groups Call on Congress To Pass the ‘Climate Test’

Sam Hananel

Sam Hananel

Gov. Ron DeSantis signs landmark Florida sea level rise bills into law

Zachary T. Sampson and Kirby Wilson

Hastings Tribune/ Tampa Bay Times

Biden’s move to rejoin Paris Agreement is a victory for South Florida, expert says

Ian Margol

Local10.com

Florida Students Said They Weren’t Learning About Climate Change. Now They’re Teaching Each Other

Cinnamon Janzer

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