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    Alternanthera philoxeroides, commonly referred to as alligator weed. Description. Alligator weed is an emergent perennial with a hollow, trailing stem which often forms floating mats. The leaves are 1. 5 to 3 inches long and grow opposite each other along the stem.
    Wet Weather

    Recent hurricanes potentially spread invasive species in Florida and Georgia

    Dec. 12, 2024
    USGS states that Hurricanes Helene and Milton may have potentially spread invasive species to new locations in Florida and Georgia.

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    As Florida braces for Milton, some areas are balancing preparation efforts with recovery efforts.
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    Orange County captures 8.3 billion gallons of stormwater in February

    Feb. 23, 2024
    The Orange County Water District in California captured 25,500 acre-feet of stormwater during February so far.
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    California floods necessitate storm resiliency

    Katie Johns
    Feb. 19, 2024
    Recent California floods have furthered the conversation surrounding storm and climate resiliency.
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    Study: Sequential atmospheric rivers can triple economic damage

    Feb. 1, 2024
    When atmospheric rivers occur sequentially, their economic damage can more than triple compared to standalone events, according to new research.
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    Climate change is driving sharp drop in snowpack since 1980s

    Jan. 12, 2024
    A new study claims that seasonal snowpacks in the Northern Hemisphere have shrunk significantly over the past 40 years due to climate change, disrupting streamflow, ecosystems...
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    How to use AI to adapt design for extreme weather & enhance infrastructure resiliency

    Adam Tank
    Dec. 29, 2023
    In the current landscape of federal infrastructure budgets and an evolving climate, AI tools can be beneficial.