Two months after her plan to build a new garbage incinerator came under attack by President Donald Trump’s son, Miami-Dade’s mayor is dropping her longtime fight for a new trash-burning facility and instead wants the county to explore building a new landfill somewhere else in Florida.

The Florida mayor said the threat of legal challenges and other expenses made building a new waste-to-energy facility too difficult. She now recommends landfilling to meet long-term capacity needs.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has released a memo recommending scrapping plans to build a new incinerator.

Affordability, not armageddon, is how Miami-Dade County's new property appraiser describes his plan to use climate vulnerability when assessing property values.

Broward residents, along with the mayors of Miramar and Doral, showed up at county hall to ensure their voices were heard.

After nearly two years of Miami Dade County considering locations for its new billion-dollar incinerator, the county is going back to the drawing board. Now, commissioners say a final vote is expected during a late February meeting.

Morgan Rynor reports the meeting comes after Mayor Daniella Levine Cava recommended that plans to build a new incinerator be scrapped.

Miami-Dade commission set to discuss future of waste management 02:15. MIAMI - The Miami-Dade commission will discuss the future of solid waste management during a meeting on Tues