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Coral Gables becomes first city in Florida to ban plastic bags

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Coral Gables becomes first city in Florida to ban plastic bags

May 18, 2017

By: Pablo Grijalva, Miami Waterkeeper Intern On Tuesday, May 9, 2017, Coral Gables became the first city in the state of Florida to ban…

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Miami Waterkeeper receives $49,000 Donation in partnership with Whole Foods Market and Top Chef Jeremy Ford

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Miami Waterkeeper receives $49,000 Donation in partnership with Whole Foods Market and Top Chef Jeremy Ford

April 18, 2017

Miami Waterkeeper receives $49,000 donation from Whole Foods Market 5% day and Sustainable Evening event! Top Chef Jeremy Ford and Whole Foods Market Miami…

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NEPA Scoping Comments for Port Everglades

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NEPA Scoping Comments for Port Everglades

March 27, 2017

On March 27, 2017 Miami Waterkeeper submitted scoping comments on the supplemental National Environmental Policy Act (“NEPA”) document that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (“Corps”)…

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Miami Waterkeeper Participates in the Annual EarthEcho Water Challenge

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Miami Waterkeeper Participates in the Annual EarthEcho Water Challenge

March 17, 2017

The EarthEcho Water Challenge will provide water monitoring kits to help Miami Waterkeeper Junior Ambassadors monitor water quality in Biscayne Bay   Washington, DC…

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Rubio’s Partners with Miami Waterkeeper to Protect South Florida’s Watershed

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Rubio’s Partners with Miami Waterkeeper to Protect South Florida’s Watershed

February 10, 2017

Coastal Grill Chain Provides Funding to Support Coral Reef Conservation and Protection   SAN DIEGO – Rubio’s® Restaurants, Inc., the coastal grill restaurant chain known for…

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Enviros Blast Army Corps Over Wrong Evidence In Reef Row

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Enviros Blast Army Corps Over Wrong Evidence In Reef Row

February 2, 2017

[A] 25-year-old photo of coral in the Cayman Islands ended up as evidence purporting to show reef recovery in Florida waters in a suit…

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Port Everglades Action Alert!

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Port Everglades Action Alert!

January 24, 2017

Port Everglades Expansion Dredging: STAND UP FOR YOUR REEFS!           Florida’s reefs are invaluable to the economy, ecology, and livelihood…

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Corps Commits to Conduct New Environmental Studies Before Port Everglades Expansion Dredging Begins

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Corps Commits to Conduct New Environmental Studies Before Port Everglades Expansion Dredging Begins

January 23, 2017

Dredging delayed until 2019 January 23, 2017, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.— The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will go back to square one and conduct…

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Waterkeeper Groups & Earthjustice Urges U.S. EPA to Reject Florida Rule Allowing More Toxic Chemicals in Public’s Water

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Waterkeeper Groups & Earthjustice Urges U.S. EPA to Reject Florida Rule Allowing More Toxic Chemicals in Public’s Water

January 20, 2017

State Didn’t Use Proper Science or Ensure Adequate Public Participation  January 20, 2017, TALLAHASSEE – On behalf of Miami Waterkeeper and the St Johns…

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Port Everglades Press Release

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Port Everglades Press Release

November 2, 2016

SCUBA And Environmental Organizations Challenge Massive Dredging Project To Try To Save Threatened Corals. August 17, 2016. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.— A group of environmental…

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What’s up with the algae bloom?

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What’s up with the algae bloom?

July 12, 2016

The last few weeks, we’ve seen some of the worst algae blooms ever recorded in southeastern Florida. It’s not a natural event; it’s entirely…

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Styrofoam Ban Passed!

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Styrofoam Ban Passed!

June 14, 2016

Your voices have been heard! Miami-Dade County has agreed to ban Styrofoam products from beaches, parks, and marinas in the county starting in July…

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