The climate costs confronting South Florida are staggering — in the hundreds of millions. Big Oil could have helped prevent this crisis decades ago. @DWSTweets in @MiamiHerald#HoldThemAccountable https://t.co/IIE1vOgEHl
Chair @RepRaskin starts us off reflecting that @exxonmobil scientists' predictions on climate impacts were "frighteningly accurate." But instead of sharing the science, the company "doubled down" on fossil fuels and climate denial #ExxonKnew
Today, @NewYorkStateAG takes @exxonmobil to court for defrauding the people of New York. Tomorrow, ex-Exxon scientists expose its disinformation in front of Congress. A banner week in holding fossil fuel companies accountable. #ExxonKnew#MakePollutersPay https://t.co/A6M00EFiV8
New heavy security screening in lobby of County Hall costs $1 million a year. Installed after Gimenez admin declared an emergency in the spring in order to rush through procurement. Commissioners questioning how this happened.
@FrancisSuarez please be the “resilience mayor” you claim to be & join other FL mayors (including co-sponsor @MayorKriseman ) in supporting the common sense Res 65 at the @usmayors meeting. Miami taxpayers cannot shoulder adaptation costs alone. #climatecosts2040#resiliantMiami
THANK YOU @mayortombutt @MayorKirkHNL & others for your leadership on Res 65 at @usmayors meeting. To all #Mayors2019, VOTE YES on Res 65 to preserve your right to sue climate polluters & hold them accountable for rising costs of climate change
Nearly all of the candidates seem to have stopped in Homestead to see the migrant children's shelter, did any engage with the South Dade community while there? Large pop of Mexican, Guatemalan and Central American farmworkers & significant black community in Goulds, Perrine...
Story on family lobbying by Miami Commish Hardemon, a favorite for county commission: Some businesspeople... hire the commissioner’s aunt for fear that doing otherwise would be political malpractice, but nobody wanted to be identified as saying that. https://t.co/0MGqZf1QBJ
In the years since his November 2013 election, the commissioner’s aunt has emerged as a closer for some of Miami’s biggest businesses. https://t.co/aJtf9iqj4J w/@NewsbySmiley