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 …
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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 …
Paris & Sea Level Rise – So now what?
We all heard the news… Last week, President Trump announced that the United States plans on withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord. The Paris Climate Accord is an international agreement …
Fostering Collective Effort
Sea level rise is a complicated global problem that will affect local communities quite differently. A study recently published in Science details the physiological side of inaction, and the disconnect …