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Realmente Inundado: Observaciones de Las Mareas Más Altas

Realmente Inundado: Observaciones de Las Mareas Más Altas

by Sierra Garcia | Feb 24, 2022 | Fight or Flight, Reflecting on Resilience, Sea Level Rise, Spanish Language

Los automóviles que ingresaban a la rampa de la autopista en Mill Valley zumbaban a través de cientos de metros de agua salada hasta los tobillos. Junto a la pista del Aeropuerto Internacional de San Francisco, el agua de la bahía brotaba hasta la carretera desde un desagüe pluvial.

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Climate Zoning Defined for Burlingame Shore and Sonoma Hills

Climate Zoning Defined for Burlingame Shore and Sonoma Hills

by Joe Eaton | Jan 19, 2022 | City & County Initiatives, Fight or Flight, Policy

Agencies in San Mateo and Sonoma count are floating new rules for development in flood and fire prone areas. “Where and how you build can be among the most important decisions that are made in any community,” said a FEMA official.

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Suisun City Is No Island

Suisun City Is No Island

by Aleta George | Jan 19, 2022 | City & County Initiatives, Fight or Flight, Sea Level Rise

Suisun City has always had the waterfront and nearby wetlands at its heart but it won’t be long before the entire area is vulnerable to flooding from sea level rise.

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Royally Flooded: Dispatches from the Highest Tides

Royally Flooded: Dispatches from the Highest Tides

by Sierra Garcia | Jan 19, 2022 | Fight or Flight, Nature, Sea Level Rise

Cars entering the freeway ramp in Mill Valley whizzed through hundreds of feet of ankle-deep seawater. Next to the San Francisco International Airport runway, baywater burbled up into the road from a storm drain.

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Solar Ceilings for Farmland, Coal Mines, Desert

Solar Ceilings for Farmland, Coal Mines, Desert

by Alastair Bland | Jan 19, 2022 | Energy, Infrastructure

Almost 3,000 acres of Mojave Desert will soon be permanently shaded by solar panels. Federal officials have indicated they’re ready to approve a third plant in the same area. Better options for situating solar projects could be…

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