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10/28/2018	WLRN	The Sunshine Economy: King Tides And High Water WLRN visited five South Floridians living with king tides. Listen to the story and follow their path on an interactive map.
10/08/2018	WLRN	During Peak King Tide Season, FAU Researchers Talk About Sea-Level Rise Resiliency From CES' event on Oct. 8, "Transforming a wetter Florida into a better Florida: Sea-level rise resilience collaborations" project showcase, co-hosted by FAU, Congressman Ted Deutch Florida Sea Grant Citizens Climate Lobby and American Flood Coalition.
08/23/2018	The Sun Sentinel	Sea-level rise: How South Florida can cope with its 'wicked problem' \| Opinion Tom O'Hara interviews CES' Colin Polsky for "The Invading Sea," a series of editorials, columns and reports to raise awareness about sea-level rise.
08/27/2018	The Sun Sentinel	As king tide season arrives, more South Florida cities brace for sea-level rise CES' Colin Polsky praises local government response to sea level rise.
06/13/2018	Sun Sentinel	To protect where we live, we need to love where we live \| Opinion In this Opinion piece, Colin Polsky, Director of CES, describes the four things that we can do here in Florida to become more resilient.
05/18/2018	Mashable	GOP congressman posits theory about sea level rise GOP congressman posits theory that it's rocks and soil, not ice melt causing sea level rise. CES' Colin Polsky said that, "the burden of proof is on the Congressman to persuade us that his idea is superior to the explanation already provided and scientifically vetted by NASA and NOAA."
01/08/2018	Palm Beach Post	Losses from 2017 weather disasters hit record $306B; death toll at 362 Colin Polsky, director of CES, said the annual temperature reports shouldn't be disregarded, especially by Floridians. "More warmth means more ice melting, which means higher ocean levels," Polsky said. "That's a problem for a very low-lying and flat state."
01/09/2018	Sun Sentinel	Elevate the climate change discourse without blaming and shaming \| Opinion Dr. Colin Polsky, CES, suggests that we can break the logjam on climate change discourse by understanding three important science concepts.
10/12/2017	TC Palm	Climate change skeptics rely on straw-man arguments \| Guest column Dr. Colin Polsky, CES, and Dr. Ben Kirtman, RSMAS, advance the dialogue by respectfully challenging some common misleading arguments made by climate skeptics in this Guest Column.
10/17/2016	Local 10 ABC	Congressman tours flooded roads, says something needs to be done Joining the congressman were residents, local business leaders and climate change experts from Florida Atlantic University. King tide raises water levels in South Florida. "We've got evidence that is persuasive," FAU professor of geosciences Dr. Colin Polsky told Local 10 News.

10/28/2018

WLRN

The Sunshine Economy: King Tides And High Water
WLRN visited five South Floridians living with king tides. Listen to the story and follow their path on an interactive map.

10/08/2018

WLRN

During Peak King Tide Season, FAU Researchers Talk About Sea-Level Rise Resiliency
From CES' event on Oct. 8, "Transforming a wetter Florida into a better Florida: Sea-level rise resilience collaborations" project showcase, co-hosted by FAU, Congressman Ted Deutch Florida Sea Grant Citizens Climate Lobby and American Flood Coalition.

08/23/2018

The Sun Sentinel

Sea-level rise: How South Florida can cope with its 'wicked problem' | Opinion
Tom O'Hara interviews CES' Colin Polsky for "The Invading Sea," a series of editorials, columns and reports to raise awareness about sea-level rise.

08/27/2018

The Sun Sentinel

As king tide season arrives, more South Florida cities brace for sea-level rise
CES' Colin Polsky praises local government response to sea level rise.

06/13/2018

Sun Sentinel

To protect where we live, we need to love where we live | Opinion
In this Opinion piece, Colin Polsky, Director of CES, describes the four things that we can do here in Florida to become more resilient.

05/18/2018

Mashable

GOP congressman posits theory about sea level rise
GOP congressman posits theory that it's rocks and soil, not ice melt causing sea level rise. CES' Colin Polsky said that, "the burden of proof is on the Congressman to persuade us that his idea is superior to the explanation already provided and scientifically vetted by NASA and NOAA."

01/08/2018

Palm Beach Post

Losses from 2017 weather disasters hit record $306B; death toll at 362
Colin Polsky, director of CES, said the annual temperature reports shouldn't be disregarded, especially by Floridians. "More warmth means more ice melting, which means higher ocean levels," Polsky said. "That's a problem for a very low-lying and flat state."

01/09/2018

Sun Sentinel

Elevate the climate change discourse without blaming and shaming | Opinion
Dr. Colin Polsky, CES, suggests that we can break the logjam on climate change discourse by understanding three important science concepts.

10/12/2017

TC Palm

Climate change skeptics rely on straw-man arguments | Guest column
Dr. Colin Polsky, CES, and Dr. Ben Kirtman, RSMAS, advance the dialogue by respectfully challenging some common misleading arguments made by climate skeptics in this Guest Column.

10/17/2016

Local 10 ABC

Congressman tours flooded roads, says something needs to be done
Joining the congressman were residents, local business leaders and climate change experts from Florida Atlantic University. King tide raises water levels in South Florida. "We've got evidence that is persuasive," FAU professor of geosciences Dr. Colin Polsky told Local 10 News.

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