Category News: Media Coverage
Results 561LAWSUIT LAUNCHED AGAINST FEDS FOR FAILING TO PROTECT NASSAU GROUPER HABITAT
April 6, 2020
Center for Biological Diversity writes: The Endangered Species Act prohibits federal agencies from authorizing activities that will destroy or harm a listed species’ critical…
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Is Miami’s beach water filled with poop? Volunteer testing proves it’s so
February 27, 2020
Louis Aguirre for Local 10 writes: Kelly Cox, general council for Miami Waterkeeper, a watchdog non-profit that advocates for protecting South Florida’s waterways, said…
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Port Everglades Kicks Off Expansion. Critics Worry Coral Could Be Damaged
February 19, 2020
Jenny Staletovich of WLRN writes: Port Everglades and local elected officials marked the first step in a $437 million expansion to make way for…
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New Scheme by Florida DEP would Weaken Wetlands Protection
February 19, 2020
Earthjustice writes: In a plan that would make it easier to destroy our water resources, the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis is formally proposing…
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Port Everglades Kicks Off Expansion. Critics Worry Coral Could Be Damaged
February 19, 2020
Port Everglades Kicks Off Expansion. Critics Worry Coral Could Be Damaged Port Everglades and local elected officials marked the first step in a $437…
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Is There A Solution To South Florida’s ‘Sewage Spill Whack-A-Mole?’
February 10, 2020
David Sutta of CBS Miami writes: It seems you cannot go a week without hearing about a sewer and water main breaks. The most…
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The U.S. May Soon Have the World’s Oldest Nuclear Power Plants
February 4, 2020
Ari Natter for Bloomberg writes: Bonnie Rippingille looked out at the wisps of steam curling from the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant across Biscayne…
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The U.S. may soon have the world’s oldest nuclear power plants
February 4, 2020
Ari Natter of MRT writes: Bonnie Rippingille looked out at the wisps of steam curling from the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant across Biscayne…
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“It’s Not the Plant:” Scientists Blame Sand, Seaweed for KB Beach Woes
January 31, 2020
Annali Hayward for Keys News writes: Scientists from the University of Miami presented preliminary results of their beach bacteria study to the Key Biscayne…
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