Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador
Brizaga is now proudly a Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA defines the program as an initiative to “formally recognize NOAA partners who are …
Blog/News
Happy New Year, 2018!
From our Brizaga family to you and yours, Happy New Year. We ended 2017 on an optimistic note with Alec’s opinion piece, “Sea level rise: Take a measured, not manic, …
Six Months & Miami Herald Feature
It’s hard to believe that it has been six months since we started Brizaga. Looking back at when we launched, we had one desire – to help our community understand …
Brizaga announces
Sea Level Rise Ready Community Program
Through a strategic partnership with the Bagué Group, we are pleased to announce the Sea Level Rise Ready Community Program. The Program is designed as a public outreach and engagement campaign …
Hurricane Irma Preparation
Hurricane Irma continues to churn in the Atlantic as a dangerous storm and gain strength. While there is still uncertainty in the path that Irma will take, South Florida and …
After the Storm: Sea Level Rise & NFIP
Hurricane Harvey nearly has the nation’s complete attention. Beyond the immense human suffering caused by the flooding, wind, and surge, the storm’s massive impact sparked a flurry of discussion about …
Brizaga launches Sea Level Rise Ready™ Program
Brizaga is excited to officially announced the start of the Sea Level Rise Ready™ program, designed to partner with individuals and businesses to adapt to rising sea levels. Under the …
Cutting Carbon to Save South Florida?
South Florida media loves talking about about sea level rise, and that’s a good thing. We need to continue to make educating the public on the effects of sea level …
Summer Flooding, Happened So Fast
On August 1 in Miami Beach, more than 6.5 inches of rain fell at City Hall within a three-hour period causing flooding in portions of the City.1 For the Miami …
Guest Column in Resiliency Florida Newsletter
Alec authored a guest column for the July 2017 Resiliency Florida Newsletter titled “Too Hot to Fly? Planning For The Unexpected.” The article is shared below. Be sure to check …