What does DERM stand for?

Department of Environmental Resources Management (Miami-Dade County, Florida)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

AMERICAN FORESTS' Urban Ecosystem Analysis covered 1,213 square miles within Palm Beach County in conjunction with the county Department of Environmental Resources Management and with funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the state Division of Forestry.

Planting resiliency: in the aftermath of hurricanes, bringing back ...

Environmental Protection Agency, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, the Florida Gold Coast Clean Cities Coalition, Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management, and the International Hurricane Center at Florida International University.

Experts to Hold Conferences in Miami and Marathon, Florida to Discuss ...

Local sponsors such as MetroDade Department of Environmental Resources Management, Peoples Gas, and Hi-Rise Recycling, and local non-profits and schools, including Citizens for a Better South Florida, Florida International University, Trees for Dade, Tropical Audubon Society, the Interfaith Coalition for the Andrew Recovery Effort, Sierra Club, and Ransom Everglades Middle School, are all working together to help coordinate this exceptional event.

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