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Miami Infrastructure Adaptation Gap: Sea Level Rise Outpaces Pump Station Deployment and Road Elevation by 3:1
Miami-Dade County faces an infrastructure adaptation gap where sea level rise projections (28-131cm over 100 years) outpace the deployment of adaptation infrastructure by a factor of 3 to 1. 4 of 5 residents face disrupt…
Climate Equity Zoning: Elevation-Based Affordable Housing Mandates With Community Land Trusts in High-Elevation Miami
Implement climate equity zoning in Miami that mandates 30% affordable housing in all new developments above 8 feet elevation, funded by a climate gentrification impact fee on luxury construction. Pair with community land…
Biscayne Bay Adaptive Water Management Grid: Real-Time Sensor Network With Dynamic Canal Flow Control
Deploy a real-time sensor grid across 100+ stations in Biscayne Bay and connecting canals to monitor salinity, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen continuously. Link sensor data to automated canal flow control gates th…
Miami Resilience Revenue Authority: Dedicated Sea Level Rise Funding District With Bond-Backed Adaptation Acceleration
Create a Miami-Dade Resilience Revenue Authority (MDRRA) with power to issue dedicated adaptation bonds backed by a Coastal Resilience Fee on properties below 10 feet elevation. The authority coordinates adaptation infra…
Little Haiti Community Land Trust: Acquiring High-Ground Property for Permanently Affordable Housing
Establish a community land trust (CLT) in Little Haiti and Liberty City to acquire and hold land at Miami's highest elevations, ensuring permanently affordable housing for existing residents. The CLT purchases properties…
Miami Climate Gentrification Trap: 90,000 Housing Unit Shortage Meets Sea Level Rise Displacement With No Anti-Displacement Policy
Miami faces a convergent crisis: 90,000+ affordable housing unit shortage compounded by climate gentrification driving low-income residents from higher-elevation neighborhoods like Little Haiti. The City of Miami depends…
Climate Gentrification in Miami: Sea Level Rise Drives Real Estate Displacement of Little Haiti and Low-Elevation Communities
Miami is an acute example of the superior investment pathway of climate gentrification. Developers target higher-elevation neighborhoods like Little Haiti (10 ft above sea level), a cultural mecca for the Haitian-America…
Two Decades of Data Show Climate Change Is Transforming Biscayne Bay: Warmer, Saltier, More Acidic Waters Threaten Miami Ecosystems
Biscayne Bay has become warmer, saltier, and more acidic over 20 years. Median temperatures increased 0.5C in the second decade, with North Bay warming fastest. Salinity increased significantly near canal mouths with sal…
Rising Seas Tighten the Vise on Miami: 4 of 5 Miami-Dade Residents Face Displacement Even in Non-Flooded Areas
Four of five Miami-Dade County residents could face displacement or disruption due to rising sea levels, even those not directly flooded. Sea level rise projections show minimum 28cm rise over 100 years, potentially up t…
Gentrification and Displacement in Little Haiti: Climate Migration Within Miami
How can Miami protect communities on higher ground from climate gentrification while also allowing needed density and infrastructure improvements? What zoning tools, community land trusts, tenant protections, and anti-sp…