In a recent survey, the “Miami-Fort Lauderdale” area came in fifth with a fractional net gain in a survey that tracked the movement of workers among 10 of the country’s largest technology firms by market capitalization.
A TV scientist recently published a post on X which showed Florida and much of America’s East and Gulf Coasts consumed by water, noting that Florida was supremely susceptible to sea-level rise during climate change. So how much of Florida is expected to disappear underwater is a matter of time and ice sheet loss, with the state’s terrain dictating what remains.
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More than three decades after Hurricane Andrew blasted its way across southern Miami-Dade County in 1992, a Texas-based homebuilding firm called Onx has set up a factory in Pompano Beach to produce key components of homes that it says can withstand Category 5 hurricanes and winds of up to 175 mph.
