Celeste De Palma

Most of Miami-Dade County and greater South Florida is barely feet above sea level, with new development moving into some of the most flood-prone areas.

For Miami's immigrants, some of the cheapest land is the most vulnerable to climate change

Environment

Rising sea levels and surging hispanic immigration into low-lying areas west of Miami have combined to make a climate crusader out of a Venezuelan immigrant.

For Miami's immigrants, some of the cheapest land is the most vulnerable to climate change