Climate Modeling and Local Resilience Collaboration
Summary
University of Miami researchers presented alarming data on accelerating sea-level rise and extreme summer heat in South Florida. Experts stressed the urgent need for deep collaboration between scientists, city planners, and decision-makers to test infrastructure scenarios and protect vulnerable neighborhoods.
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- 2
- Last 30 days
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Inefficient AC running in humid homes drives up residents' energy bills.
All Miami residents and municipal planners who gain actionable data for future climate adaptation.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Climate Resilience Committee Meeting - Sep 21, 2026
Sensors in 77 homes across seven heat-vulnerable neighborhoods showed reported temperatures understate real outdoor heat exposure, and indoor humidity and moisture are bigger problems than temperature — driving mildew, pests, and higher energy bills. The report with policy recommendations publishes soon in three languages.
Climate Resilience Committee Meeting - Apr 6, 2026
University of Miami researchers presented alarming data on accelerating sea-level rise and extreme summer heat in South Florida. Experts stressed the urgent need for deep collaboration between scientists, city planners, and decision-makers to test infrastructure scenarios and protect vulnerable neighborhoods.
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