Monroe is asking the state for $150 million to raise roads, elevate homes and even move critical buildings to higher ground—a huge request for a sparsely populated county working out to about $2,000 per resident. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The Keys Face Huge And Looming Bill To Survive Sea Rise. They’re Asking Florida For Help Read More »
By 2050, the majority of demand for water in concrete production will occur in regions experiencing water scarcity. However, sea-water concrete could help limit water usage and increase longevity of concrete structures. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
A Surprise Ingredient Could Make This Miami Dock The Future Of Concrete Construction Read More »
The rising base elevations of homes are a clear sign that — despite waffling political rhetoric from the federal and state level — the people who plan and build in coastal Florida consider the threat of sea rise very real. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Florida’s Building Code Doesn’t Take Sea Rise Into Account. That Could Change This Year Read More »
