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🇺🇸 Miami

Miami International Autodrome · Next race: 2026-05-03

What this city needs

HurricaneFloodingStormwater

Miami faces compounding climate threats: hurricane storm surge, king-tide nuisance flooding, and an aging stormwater system overwhelmed by intensifying rainfall. The F1 Zone addresses all three with distributed green infrastructure that manages stormwater at scale.

The Economics

Stormwater

500,000 gal/site

Credit: $0.5/gal

confirm with Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Dept

$250,000/yr per site

Air Quality + Heat

40 trees/site

AQI reduction: 8-12 points

Grants: EPA Section 319, FL DEP, Resilient FL

Per site: $250,000 annual value to the city.

Cost to build: $500,000 one-time · Payback: 24 months

Not a grant request. A services contract.

Miami pays per unit of stormwater managed, per tree maintained, per gallon produced. A 10-year operating contract. We build it, we run it, the city pays for outcomes.

Stormwater utility creditEPA Section 319 grantFEMA BRIC grantFL Resilient Florida grantMiami-Dade resilience bond

Downloadable Letter

Send a letter of support to Miami officials:

• Mayor of Miami

• City Commission

• Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Dept

Mesh Monitor & Risk Context

Mesh Monitor

Multi-proxy data chain · Refresh 60s

Seismic

No recent events

Weather

23°C

Wind: 7.3 km/h

Precip: 0 mm

Air Quality

AQI: 56

Moderate

PM2.5: 10.6 µg/m³

Fire (50mi)

NASA FIRMS — check map

Premium Layers

Schumann Resonance

TEC Anomaly

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Risk Context

Nearest seismic eventNone (80km)

Active fires (50mi)Check NASA FIRMS map

Weather alerts23°C · 7.3 km/h

Current AQI56 US AQI

Next race at this circuit: 2026-05-03

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