Post-Hurricane, Should Florida Rebuild Bridges Faster or Better?

The state wants to quickly rebuild the Sanibel Causeway, heavily damaged by Ian, and the only road onto a barrier island. But researchers say the focus should be on building more resilient infrastructure for a changing climate.

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