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Historic Places, Green Spaces

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Historic Places, Green Spaces

February 14, 2020

Dade Heritage Trust’s Historic Places, Green Spaces program was launched in 2017 and takes students K-12 on half-day field trips to historic sites located…

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Winner of the 2018 “Best Paper Award” for Coral Reefs!

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Winner of the 2018 “Best Paper Award” for Coral Reefs!

February 3, 2020

Coral Reefs, the Journal of the International Coral Reef Society, has awarded the “Best Paper Award 2018” to Ross Cunning, Andrew Baker, and our very…

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What We Accomplished in 2019!

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What We Accomplished in 2019!

January 27, 2020

Our 2019 numbers are in, and they are certainly something to boast about! This last year was a year of growth for Miami Waterkeeper…

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Miami Back Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study

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Miami Back Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study

January 9, 2020

For decades the Army Corps of Engineers – the primary civil and environmental engineering arm of the United States government – has been carrying…

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A Big Thank You to Periosolutions!

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A Big Thank You to Periosolutions!

December 20, 2019

Miami Waterkeeper is so thankful to be the organization chosen for an annual fundraiser put on by Periosolutions and their associated study club of…

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Miami Waterkeeper Provides Supplemental Comments to FDEP Turkey Point NPDES Permit

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Miami Waterkeeper Provides Supplemental Comments to FDEP Turkey Point NPDES Permit

December 11, 2019

Miami Waterkeeper and the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) jointly provided supplemental technical comments on the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (FDEP) Draft National…

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Another Great Year of Partnership with HSBC!

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Another Great Year of Partnership with HSBC!

December 10, 2019

For the second year in a row, Miami Waterkeeper and HSBC Bank have been brought together through a partnership with Waterkeeper Alliance to help fulfill the mission of…

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From January to June, 1.5 million gallons of sewage spilled in Miami Dade County

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From January to June, 1.5 million gallons of sewage spilled in Miami Dade County

December 5, 2019

Under Miami Dade County Water and Sewer Department’s federally-mandated Consent Decree agreement with the U.S. EPA and Florida Department of Environmental Protection, they are…

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FPL Receives License to Operate Nuclear Reactors for Unprecedented 80 years despite Miami Waterkeeper’s legal challenge

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FPL Receives License to Operate Nuclear Reactors for Unprecedented 80 years despite Miami Waterkeeper’s legal challenge

December 5, 2019

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission rubberstamped FPL’s application for Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant’s subsequent license renewal today. Miami Waterkeeper and co-plaintiffs, Friends of the…

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Army Corps finds No Significant Impact in PortMiami Channel Maintenance Dredging. We Disagree.

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Army Corps finds No Significant Impact in PortMiami Channel Maintenance Dredging. We Disagree.

December 4, 2019

Earlier this summer, the Army Corps of Engineers announced they would be undertaking some routine maintenance dredging in the PortMiami shipping channel. This maintenance…

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Miami Waterkeeper and Partners Submit Comments on Army Corps Back Bay Study

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Miami Waterkeeper and Partners Submit Comments on Army Corps Back Bay Study

December 2, 2019

Matheson Hammock Park experiencing continued inundation (2019) Miami Waterkeeper, in collaboration with Catalyst Miami and the Miami Foundation, recently provided comments to the US Army Corps of…

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Waterkeepers Florida Provides Final Comments to FDEP for Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards

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Waterkeepers Florida Provides Final Comments to FDEP for Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards

December 2, 2019

Miami Waterkeeper, as part of Waterkeepers Florida, jointly provided final comments to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) on the proposed revisions to…

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