Category News: Media Coverage
Results 561Storm-Proofing Miami Could Cost 4.6 Billion Dollars
June 16, 2020
A Staff Reporter at Nature World News writes: There is a plan to install floodwalls that are thirteen feet high on a portion of the waterfront…
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County, aqueduct, fishing guides challenge pollution permit at Turkey Point
June 9, 2020
Jim McCarthy of Keys Weekly writes: Add Monroe County to the growing number of challengers to a proposed pollution permit renewal for Florida Power…
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Stand-Up Paddleboarding Is the Perfect Social-Distancing Activity
May 22, 2020
Stand-Up Paddleboarding Is the Perfect Social-Distancing Activity This spring, Miami’s been balmy, beautiful, and mostly untouchable under the lockdown of coronavirus. Beaches and pools…
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Out Of Sight, Still A Blight
May 18, 2020
Out Of Sight, Still A Blight Raised along Miami’s Biscayne Bay, Marcelo Fernandes always had a favorite snorkeling spot, a 50-by-100-foot area where he…
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Environmentalists get more time to challenge Turkey Point permit amid COVID-19 pandemic
May 15, 2020
Environmentalists get more time to challenge Turkey Point permit amid COVID-19 pandemic Environmentalists have won a small victory in the ongoing battle over pollution…
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Turkey Point Is About To Get A New Pollution Permit. Critics Say Not So Fast
May 14, 2020
Jenny Staletovich of WLRN writes: Opposition is mounting to a proposed pollution permit that would, for the first time, allow water seeping from a 5,900-acre network…
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Scientists find lower bacteria levels in water samples across Miami-Dade
April 30, 2020
Kevin Ozebek for WSVN writes: MIAMI (WSVN) – Experts have found overall lower bacteria levels in water samples across Miami-Dade County compared to before…
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MAST student turns dog walkers’ stickers into project helping the hungry amid pandemic
April 30, 2020
Christina Mayo of the Miami Herald writes: When MAST Academy sophomore Jaïm Steele set out to find “a simple solution to a neighborhood dilemma,”…
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Rising Seas, Sinking Infrastructure: Miami’s Climate Conundrum
April 29, 2020
Katie Segal, Patrick Lynch, and Michelle Chang for Kennedy School Review write: Two miles across the water from Miami’s glamorous beaches and luxury apartments…
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