Sea Level Rise in Miami-Dade Could Cost $3.2 Billion by 2040
A new report from the Center for Climate Integrity confirms what most of us already know – the seas are rising, and Miami is pretty much screwed. But the study puts the impact of climate change into stark, almost apocalyptic terms: If Miami-Dade were to construct a basic seawall defense system to protect itself, the county would need to spend a whopping $3.2 billion for 267 miles of coastal barriers.
This story was originally published by miaminewtimes.com.
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