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Adapt: Climate Change and the Built Environment

Adapt: Climate Change and the Built Environment

De: Monika Serrano; Jessica Mederson
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Hosts Monika Serrano and Jessica Mederson interview people across the private and public sectors to discuss adapting the built environment to a changing climate. While sustainability/mitigation still receive the lion's share of the attention, ensuring that we are adapting to more extreme weather events and changing weather patterns requires us to reexamine what it takes to make our buildings, infrastructure, and communities resilient, so that people, buildings, and businesses can continue to thrive for years and decades to come.2023 Ciencia Economía Historia Natural Naturaleza y Ecología
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  • Hot Lessons, Cool Solutions: The Miami-Dade Story
    May 14 2025

    Jessica Mederson and Mónika Serrano sit down with Jane Gilbert, Miami-Dade County's Chief Heat Officer. Together, they dive into the growing threat of extreme heat for cities, its disproportionate impact on vulnerable communities, and how communities leaders can respond through thoughtful design and policy. Jane shares how her groundbreaking role has shaping heat mitigation strategies—from education strategies to tree canopy initiatives—and what is next.

    Links:

    www.Heat.Gov www.miamidade.gov/heat Earth Day: Fastest-Warming U.S. Cities and States | Climate Central Fast Company: Meet the 7 Chief Heat Officers who are making their cities more resilient
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    37 m
  • Are Real Estate Investors Addressing Climate Risk?
    Dec 19 2024

    Jessica Mederson and Mónika Serrano speak with Julie Manning, Global Head of Climate and Carbon Strategy at La Salle Investments. This conversation explores if real estate investors are factoring climate risk into their decision-making, what resilience actions are taking place, the challenges of evaluating climate risk across portfolios while considering the unique characteristics of buildings and surrounding communities, and more.

    Links:

    ULI, LaSalle Physical Climate Risks and Underwriting Practices in Assets and Portfolios

    ULI, LaSalle Provide Framework for Real Estate Industry to Assess Climate Risk

    America Adapts: The Wild Wild West of Climate Modeling

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    32 m
  • Beavers: Nature's Climate Resilience Engineers
    Dec 11 2024

    Drought. Flooding. Wildfires. These are all risks our communities and built environment face and these risks are increasing as our planet warms. Beavers, nature's engineers and a keystone species, can help us fight all of these risks. Beavers are central to water management (reducing flooding and droughts and mitigating wildfires) because of how they handle water: they slow it, spread it, store it, and sink it.

    Mónika and Jessica interview Ben Goldfarb, author of Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter. They discuss beavers' past, present, and future - their connection to European settlement of North America, present-day approaches to beaver activities, and how beavers can help protect our communities in the future.

    Links and resources mentioned in the show:

    Ben Goldfarb

    Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter a book by Ben Goldfarb

    Crossings | Ben Goldfarb | W. W. Norton & Company

    Beaver Institute Management, Research and Education

    Microsoft Word - ECONW Escalante Beaver Values Report 0211.doc

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    38 m
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