BISCAYNE BAY’S FISH KILL AND ALGAE BLOOMS

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BISCAYNE BAY’S FISH KILL AND ALGAE BLOOMS

Biscayne Bay has reached a tipping point. Too much pollution from septic tanks, sewer leaks, stormwater drains, and fertilizers led to a fish kill. Decaying fish have likely now led to severe algae blooms. This latest crisis is in addition to the die-off of the Bay’s seagrass. Clean water is what makes Miami, Miami. We need to stop the pollution. Want to get involved? Support Miami Waterkeeper, a local non-profit that protects the water you love. Miami Waterkeeper has been coordinating with the public, scientists, elected officials, agencies, and the media. Click HERE to read more and get involved.

This story was originally published by el2.convertkit-mail.com.

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