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Excess Fertilizer Can Lead to Ecological, Health, and Economic, Impacts

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Excess Fertilizer Can Lead to Ecological, Health, and Economic, Impacts

June 11, 2020

Fertilizer contains essential plant nutrients such as Nitrogen and Phosphorus within different mixes. But if nutrients are present at high levels, they are often…

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Miami Waterkeeper Supports Monroe County’s Involvement in Turkey Point NPDES Permit Challenge

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Miami Waterkeeper Supports Monroe County’s Involvement in Turkey Point NPDES Permit Challenge

June 9, 2020

Miami Waterkeeper submitted public comments to the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) in support of the County challenging Turkey Point Power Plant’s…

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Comcast Cares

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Comcast Cares

June 7, 2020

Our team joined forces with Comcast, Citizens for a Better South Florida, and the City of Miami Parks and Recreation to create a volunteer event…

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Miami Waterkeeper Featured in “Saving America’s Great Barrier Reef” Video

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Miami Waterkeeper Featured in “Saving America’s Great Barrier Reef” Video

June 1, 2020

Researchers from Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Mote Marine Lab, and Boston University recently embarked on a scientific expedition to investigate…

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MWK Participates in Center for Social Change’s “Lightning Talks”

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MWK Participates in Center for Social Change’s “Lightning Talks”

May 20, 2020

The Center for Social Change (C4SC) is a coworking space for public interest organizations located in the heart of Coral Gables, FL, where organizations, including…

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FDEP Grants Extension of Time for NPDES Permit FL-0001562 Review

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FDEP Grants Extension of Time for NPDES Permit FL-0001562 Review

May 14, 2020

On May 5, 2020, Miami Waterkeeper, Friends of Biscayne Bay, National Parks Conservation Association, Everglades Law Center Inc., and the Sierra Club sent a…

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Community Engagement Coordinator, Casey Dresbach, Completes Master’s Degree!

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Community Engagement Coordinator, Casey Dresbach, Completes Master’s Degree!

May 13, 2020

Please join us in congratulating Miami Waterkeeper’s Community Engagement Coordinator, Casey Dresbach, on the recent completion of her Master’s degree in Marine Conservation at…

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COVID-19 Opens New Opportunities for Agencies to Deny Public Comment on Key Issues

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COVID-19 Opens New Opportunities for Agencies to Deny Public Comment on Key Issues

May 8, 2020

Since Gov. DeSantis’s April 1st “Safer-At-Home” order, many of Florida’s agencies began holding virtual meetings. There has been a question in the minds of those…

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Our Water Quality Monitoring Program is Back Online! Here’s How to Find the Results

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Our Water Quality Monitoring Program is Back Online! Here’s How to Find the Results

May 5, 2020

As marinas, parks, and beaches start to open up, we know you’re excited as we are to get back in the water. You might…

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County of Maui v. Hawai’i Wildlife Fund: Clean Water Act to Require Permits for Groundwater Pollution

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County of Maui v. Hawai’i Wildlife Fund: Clean Water Act to Require Permits for Groundwater Pollution

May 1, 2020

Point source pollution is the direct deposit of pollutants into a waterbody from an identifiable source such as a sewage treatment plant or a…

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Celebrating Earth Day 2020 with Force-E Scuba Centers

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Celebrating Earth Day 2020 with Force-E Scuba Centers

May 1, 2020

In honor of Earth Day 2020, Miami Waterkeeper’s Outreach Coordinator, Collin Schladweiler led a virtual presentation hosted by FORCE-E Scuba Centers! Viewers learned about our…

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EPA “Discretionary Enforcement” During COVID-19

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EPA “Discretionary Enforcement” During COVID-19

May 1, 2020

On March 26, 2020, the EPA issued a memorandum announcing that it is temporarily suspending enforcement action due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Where the…

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