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Public Policy Advocacy

PP-08: Encourage public participation

Encourage the general public to participate in civic discourse regarding climate, energy, and resilience issues.

Create citizen climate advisory boards or green teams to advise local governments.

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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Publicly financed projects within the coastal zone must now consider #SeaLevelRise in FL. Thank you to Senator @JoseJavierJJR for 3yrs of tireless work to advance this measure and Rep.@valoupis for your leadership on SB178/HB579. Bipartisan #climateaction is possible in Florida.

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

The Compact is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of @WiltonManorsCty Mayor Justin Flippen & grateful for his public service. A few days ago, he penned this piece making a strong case for state's partnership on funding and planning for climate change. southfloridagaynews.com/Wilto…

About a month ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Congratulations to the Compact's very own Megan Houston, Director of Resilience for @pbcgov for her appointment to @FDACS Florida Advisory Council on Climate & Energy! floridadaily.com/nikki-fried-…

About a month ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

In a study of 108 urban areas nationwide, the formerly redlined neighborhoods of nearly every city studied were hotter than the non-redlined neighborhoods, some by nearly 13 degrees. npr.org/2020/01/14/795…

About 3 months ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

@univmiami Katharine Mach discussing the challenges and considerations of #managedretreat at the #miamiclimatesymposium @UMiamiRSMAS pic.twitter.com/g7WMYtfntI

About 3 months ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Twitter Web App

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