Miami voters pass $400M bond to combat sea level rise, fund affordable housing – The Real Deal
Article Synopsis – The city of Miami voted to pass a $400 million bond that will be used to help the city adapt to climate change, among other projects. The voters also elected former commissioner Francis Suarez who has vowed to make “Miami the most resilient city in the world”. The bond will allow the city to spend $192 million on storm drain upgrades, flood pumps and sea walls. City officials have also promised to start funding $1 billion in projects to prepare Miami for the effects of climate change. To read the actual article click here.