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Much of Miami is built right up to the water’s edge. On average, it’s 6 feet above sea level. Ryan Parker/Unsplash, CC BY-ND By Landolf Rhode-Barbarigos and Brian Haus Miami is all about the water and living life outdoors. Walking paths and parks line large stretches of downtown waterfront with a stunning bay view. This downtown core is where the Army Corps of Engineers plans to build a US$6 billion sea wall, 20 feet high in places, through downtown neighborhoods and right between the Brickell district’s high-rises and the bay. There’s no question that the city is at increasing risk of flooding as sea level rises and storms intensify with climate change. A hurricane as powerful as 1992’s Andrew or 2017’s Irma making a direct hit on Miami would devastate the city.

United statesNorth bay villageMiami beachUniversity of miamiLandolf rhode barbarigosUniversity of miami laboratory for integrative knowledgeCollege of engineeringUniversity of miami rosenstiel school marineArmy corps of engineersArmy corpsArmy corpBrian haus is professor of ocean sciencesRosenstiel schoolAtmospheric scienceSouth floridaMiami laboratory