Editor’s note: The author is a principal of M+D, which helped develop the Fast Government concept and may receive revenue from the partnership. With Brett Dobbs and Cyrus Hodes, he is cofounder of the World Climate Tech Summit.
At a recent event hosted by the Economic Club of Miami, a few dozen young investors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders gathered to discuss the future of real estate. When the conversion turned to planning for the city’s next phase of stratospheric growth, the vibe in the room was clear—don’t rely on government to get it right.
A couple weeks earlier, the Economist expressed similar pessimism about Miami’s ability to address the most significant threat to its booming real-estate economy—climate change. “The policy response to inundations is defined by short-termism, vested interests, inadequate resources, a Hobbesian scrum of federal, state, county and city agencies, and denial,” said the British newspaper.
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