Hola from Miami! I'm here exploring the sustainable side of travel, from quiet escapes in the Everglades with custodians of the land to heading underground to landfill compaction sites in the heat. It's fascinating to learn about the different projects and techniques that just one city can use to try to make life and tourism better for all.
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