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Biden invests in hurricane forecasting ahead of hurricane season

The NOAA is predicting above-normal hurricane activity this year. Better forecasting can help save both lives and money.

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Jonathan Levin: Dear Miami, taking Wall Street from NYC won t be easy | Region

For the past decade, South Florida’s politicians and development officials have fanned dreams — which long felt like delusions — of the region reinventing itself as some sort of “Wall

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As cities shore-up infrastructure to protect against climate change, what happens to property values?

As cities shore-up infrastructure to protect against climate change, what happens to property values?
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Vergeire: Paying taxes helps fund DOH programs, health services

Health officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said the dutiful payment of taxes helps fund the medical and health services and operations of the Department of Health (DOH). Vergeire, who attended on Friday a dialogue on Enhanced Tax Campaign, highlighted how the DOH has benefited from 80 percent of incremental revenues, which…

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Scientists: Changing climate may fuel extreme weather

Halfway through the calendar year, and the world already has witnessed a torrent of extreme weather that includes heat waves and floodings. University of Miami climate scholars agree that there is a strong link between climate change and severe atmospheric occurrences.

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