For more than three decades, the environment has been a muse for Miami artist ... deliver a message about the looming threat of sea rise. If Art Basel visitors, or anyone else, scans the code ...

Climate scientists have been warning the world about sea-level rise ... Miami Beach) since 1996. Over those 19 years, sea levels around the Miami coast have already gone up 3.7 inches. In a post ...

“King tides” have been taking a toll on Miami for a number of years, and the phenomenon is only getting worse because of sea-level rise from human-induced climate change. A king tide is a ...

Everyone jokes that Miami could soon be underwater, but a new art installation in southwest ... To help raise awareness about sea level rise, environmental artist Xavier Cortada is painting ...

But one aspect of sea-level rise hasn't been widely debated in public or in political policy circles: What do the rising seas mean for Miami's wealth of historic buildings, from South Beach's art ...

Scientists believe industrialization accelerated sea level rise ... post at a time,” he said. “It’s a huge reservoir of scientific information about the environment and prehistoric Miami.” ...

Take, for example, Art Falcone — one of the developers ... At 59, Falcone said, he doesn’t see sea level rise as a problem for his Miami Worldcenter. “I wouldn’t say developers are ...

An increasing interest in sea level rise thanks to media coverage like the Invading Sea - a news collaborative between the Miami Herald, Palm Beach Post, Sun Sentinel, and WLRN - had local people ...

Rising oceans substantially worsened the devastating storm surge that Hurricane Idalia flung at the Florida coast on Wednesday, according to scientific experts and data analyzed by The Washington ...