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About the Compact

The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact was executed by Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach Counties in January 2010 to coordinate climate mitigation and adaptation activities across county lines.

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Region’s resilience officers recognize climate threats and confident challenges being addressed
September 2, 2019
Gov. DeSantis names Florida’s first statewide Chief Resilience Officer
August 2, 2019
Florida newsrooms will partner to report on the state’s biggest threat – climate change
June 24, 2019

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Deadline to submit abstracts for the poster session at the #11thClimateLeadershipSummit has been extended to Nov. 15th. Apply now! climatesummitmonroe.com/page/…

About 9 hours ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Thank you to @TomLeeFL for inviting Dr. Jennifer Jurado and other experts to speak at the Infrastructure and Security Committee hearing yesterday on the impacts of #ClimateChange in #Florida. floridapolitics.com/archives/…

About 2 days ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

We are excited to learn that the #FloridaClimateReportingNetwork has been awarded grants for its work to cover climate change. Congratulations to those involved in this important effort. sun-sentinel.com/news/florida…

About 5 days ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

@FLDEPNews just announced the first $5M in funding from the #VWsettlement to fund #ElectricSchoolBuses. DEP also seeking RFIs for 3 project types including replacing transit buses and #EVCharingInfratructure. Deadline: Nov 7. floridadep.gov/air/air-direct…

Last week from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Megan Houston, Director of Resilience for @pbcgov speaking about the model of regional collaboration advanced by the @SEFL_Compact at the @FDACS Energy & Climate Summit. #poweringchange pic.twitter.com/JIIV4D2URq