Katie Hagemann

Resilience Program Manager for Miami-Dade County, preparing Miami for sea level rise. @EnvironmentYale alum.

[MariottiLab @mariotti_lab]

Lag in response of coastal barrier-island retreat to sea-level rise #coast @coastalgeology https://t.co/qlDCm5anrl

[Daniella Levine Cava @MayorDaniella]

95% of Miami-Dade residents don't know that our drinking water comes from the Everglades.

This new @evergfoundation campaign aims to educate South Floridians about the origin of our freshwater and the importance of Everglades conservation.

Learn more: https://t.co/kqfc3k8Vj1

[City of Miami @CityofMiami]

Bring your unused electronics and batteries for a safe and #ecofriendly disposal to our next drive through #Recycling Day on Saturday July 9, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m at #RegattaPark

[MiamiDade County RER @MiamiDadeRER]

This #NationalCameraDay shot is courtesy of @MiamiDadeCounty's #EnvironmentallyEndangeredLands #MiamiDadeEEL

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

@SecFudge Thank you for your time and focus on climate change!

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

@tropicalaudubon @Biscayne_Summit @BiscayneNPS @FoEverglades @townofcutlerbay @evergfoundation

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

We seeking funding to move restoration forward at this site in South Dade. Know it? Love it? If so, we’d love to see any photos your have of the site & the wildlife who call it home.

[Resilient New Orleans @resilientNOLA]

During the major rain event that occurred Friday, June 10, the New Orleans area received more than 9 inches of rain in just a few hours. The #PontillyNeighborhoodStormwaterNetwork performed as engineered. The stormwater lot on Mithra Street filled up to keep water out... (🧵1/2)

[MiamiDade County RER @MiamiDadeRER]

It's all about second chances at this job and resource expo hosted by #OurCounty.

[Miami-Dade Fire Rescue @MiamiDadeFire]

#DYK that heat is typically the leading cause of weather-related fatalities each year? Warm temperatures can quickly rise to dangerous levels — especially in the summer and in parked cars. Don’t underestimate the heat and keep these tips in mind ⤵️ #HeatSafety

[NWS Miami @NWSMiami]

6/14 at 4am - Heat indices will climb above 100°F across most of South Florida this afternoon. If you have outdoor plans today, be sure to remain hydrated, plan on taking breaks in the shade or in air-conditioning if available, and wear loose-fitting light colored clothing. #flwx

[MiamiDade County RER @MiamiDadeRER]

If you see something in the water, SAY SOMETHING! Report #EnvironmentalComplaints to DERM 24-hours a day by calling 305-372-6955 or by visiting https://t.co/U9ARkpZWnd

[Daniella Levine Cava @MayorDaniella]

Are you eligible for @MiamiDadeCounty's Emergency & Evacuation Assistance Program?

Residents who require special care and/or transportation assistance can register for free evacuation assistance during a natural disaster.

Sign up today at: https://t.co/bx4RgccYvM

[Eric Blake 🌀 @EricBlake12]

It has been a wet past 2 weeks in SE #Florida - the @CoCoRaHS network has measured widespread rain totals of 12-18”, with over 2 ft noted in spots! 🌧

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

#mangroves on #BiscayneBay are great for lots of reasons, including being a literal jungle gym for my little guy @MiamiDadeParks @IrelaBague

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

@FarinaAlissa and @MiamiClimate can you help spread the word?

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

Do you know someone who lives in Miami-Dade County whose house was #flooded in the last rain storm? If so, please reach out to me or call 3-1-1 to report it. @CatalystMiami @CLEOInstitute

[NASA Earth @NASAEarth]

Water is essential for life as we know it, and so far, Earth is the only planet we know of with liquid water on its surface. The more we learn about Earth’s ocean and how to study it, the better we can explore other ocean worlds.

Right, @NASAAstrobio?

#WorldOceansDay

[MiamiDade County RER @MiamiDadeRER]

For @WorldOceansDay we reflect on the fragile the health of #BiscayneBay. If you want to learn how much is at stake and the condition of our bay check out DERM's Biscayne Bay Report Card, with easy-to-follow data here: https://t.co/8q3itKeMKv

[Katie Hagemann @bluegreenmiami]

@CatalystMiami @stevenfkoller @iseechange If someone's home has been damaged by flooding they can call the flood zone hot line 305-372-6466. They can leave a message and an inspector will follow up