@theinvadingsea

theinvadingsea has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from theinvadingsea are: • Facebook • YouTube • X Besides social media accounts, theinvadingsea has populated their site with: • Theorizing Infrastructure: FAU students envision an eco-friendly future for South Florida | The Invading Sea • Preserving Everglades National Park: Peat soils key to understanding climate change and saving ‘River of Grass’ | The Invading Sea • ‘It's very much an icon when you think about the Caribbean’ — Megan Davis of the Queen Conch Lab talks about efforts to restore the species and help Caribbean communities | The Invading Sea • ‘Everglades restoration won't work unless the water is clean’ — WLRN’s Jenny Staletovich discusses reporting on water quality in Florida | The Invading Sea • Videos: Explaining climate-related concepts in about a minute | The Invading Sea • Climate art speaks to Miami’s resilience | The Invading Sea • South Florida's designation as Climate Resilience Tech Hub creates opportunities for new jobs in emerging fields | The Invading Sea • FAU survey finds Floridians believe in climate change and want government action | The Invading Sea • Video: What is the heat index? | The Invading Sea • Solar Generator Project : Florida Atlantic University - Center for Environmental Studies • 'Every small action can ripple out into a big action' – A CLEO Institute staff member discusses climate advocacy | The Invading Sea • ‘Museums really serve as this trusted messenger’ – A Fort Lauderdale museum's CEO talks about educating the public on climate change | The Invading Sea • Communities should reconsider walking away from curbside recycling, study shows | The Invading Sea • Measuring Earth’s fever: Climate Shift Index shows impact of greenhouse gases on temperatures | The Invading Sea • Federal agencies bringing climate data to insurance industry; Wakulla Springs at risk for gas contamination | The Invading Sea • Sierra Club: JEA plan impractical, doesn’t do enough to reduce dependence on fossil fuels | The Invading Sea • Florida, the seas are rising and time is short | The Invading Sea • Scientists study how bull sharks adapt to climate change; 'No Mow May' meant to benefit pollinators | The Invading Sea • Federal regulations fail to contain methane emissions from landfills, a new report concludes | The Invading Sea • Protecting Indian River Lagoon manatees one thing, but fighting pollution protects us all | The Invading Sea • Rising rainfall poses greatest threat from hurricanes; climate change disrupting saltwater fisheries | The Invading Sea • EPA's crackdown on power plant emissions is a big first step – but strong certification needed to ensure captured carbon stays put | The Invading Sea • It’s near certain that the next 5 years will be the hottest yet | The Invading Sea • Video: Teen activist plants mangroves to combat climate change | The Invading Sea • Despairing about climate change? These 4 charts on the unstoppable growth of solar may change your mind | The Invading Sea • Rising seas are causing septic systems to fail | The Invading Sea • Managed retreat considered as climate solution; cause sought for disease sickening Florida panthers | The Invading Sea • New report shows climate change will impact strawberry production in Florida | The Invading Sea • A simple way to prevent heaps of methane pollution: composting | The Invading Sea • Warming climate increases mosquito risk across US, new study shows | The Invading Sea • Bar lowered for heat warnings in Miami-Dade; Legislature passed several bills impacting water quality | The Invading Sea • What is carbon capture and storage? EPA’s new power plant standards proposal gives it a boost, but CCS is not a quick solution | The Invading Sea • Brazilian agribusiness is killing the Amazon. The international community can help stop it | The Invading Sea • Florida conservatives can lead on climate | The Invading Sea • The Invading Sea Website • It’s time to establish a springs and rivers national park in North Florida • The recent Supreme Court ruling about EPA’s authority is about the separation of powers, not whether utilities should burn coal • With more climate-fueled storms, overturning Roe V. Wade puts more lives at risk • Write plain-English rules to save Florida’s natural springs now • People alone can’t prevent the dangers we face from the warming climate • Death of whale near Key West highlights the dangers posed by plastics pollution and lost fishing gear • Sign citizen ballot petition to secure your right to clean water • Congress should stop ignoring our climate crisis (again) • Now is the time for Florida to phase out fossil fuels; here’s how to make sure everybody benefits • Reject questionable South Dade development, commissioners. Everglades must come first • DeSantis can rescue Florida’s wetlands. Will he? • Stop northern turnpike extension from upending small-town Florida • Environmental bill falls short, deserves veto • Save the seagrass, save the lagoon and save the manatees • Florida officials deserve failing grade for the condition of many waterways • With storms ahead, now is the time for Southwest Florida to address climate challenges • Gov. DeSantis should veto water projects that are 'turkeys' and waste taxpayer money • Florida leads the nation in flood resilience • Fighting sunshine: Florida’s energy market failure • Clean waters merit the protection only a fundamental right can provide • Want to save Florida? Go outside • FEMA flood insurance rates show little or no increase for Florida policyholders • A Miami houseboat adapts to climate change. The owners might need to adapt, too — to taxes • Halting CO2 emissions won’t save the planet; we need to extract the greenhouse gases from the atmosphere • Split Oak: The Florida plans to plow a toll road through a nature preserve