MIAMI—The co-called king tide could actually cost us millions.That's why cities are preparing now for what some see as aninevitable issue. GlobeSt.com caught up with GreenspoonMarder attorney Mark Lynn, to find outwhat steps we're taking to address this issue. You can still readpart one of this interview: Will So-Called King Tide Cost UsMillions?

GlobeSt.com: What steps have local cities and countiestaken to address sea rise?

Lynn: The City of Fort Lauderdale hasinstituted a pilot program to designate adaptation action areas andthen implement public infrastructure projects to mitigate the riskof sea rise events posed to those areas. The first leg of the pilotprogram involved an outreach effort where city officials visitedcommunity associations and other citizen groups to explain thebenefits of adaptation action areas and the reasons for creatingthem.