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Public Policy Advocacy

PP-8: 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
Climate change czars coming to more states August 27, 2019
Broward County Advances Updates to Flood Maps to Reflect Future Conditions August 14, 2019

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Registration is open for the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit in Key West! Register today, as this event sells out quickly! ow.ly/vWbX50vLzm9 pic.twitter.com/Suwrp7aXyt

About 4 days ago from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Hootsuite Inc.

A good read on what scientists do and don't yet understand about the connection between climate change and hurricanes. twitter.com/insideclimate/…

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

Great to see @CityofMiami hearing from residents in #Allapattah about their ideas to get Miami #ClimateReady. #ClimateReadyMiami twitter.com/FarinaAlissa/s…

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

There are many ways to help our Bahamian neighbors, devastated by #Dorian. @MiamiDadeCounty and @CityofMiami have both set up relief efforts. #BahamaStrong #BahamasRelief twitter.com/AudreyMEdmonso…

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

Region’s resilience officers recognize climate threats = confident challenges being addressed: Check out this op/ed in @SunSentinel from our very own Dr. Jennifer Jurado, Jim Murley, Rhonda Haag & Megan Houston regarding seal-level rise. sun-sentinel.com/opinion/comm…

Last week from SEFL Climate Compact's Twitter via Hootsuite Inc.

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