Category News: Media Coverage
Results 561Ultra Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Virginia Key Wildlife, Miami Waterkeeper Says
March 15, 2019
Brittany Shammas for the Miami New Times writes: Ever since Miami city commissioners approved Ultra Music Festival’s move from downtown to Virginia Key, environmentalists…
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Enviro Groups Can Challenge Fla. Utility’s Nuclear License
March 11, 2019
Carolina Bolado for Law360 writes: A U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission panel ruled Thursday that environmental groups challenging Florida Power & Light Co.’s bid to…
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PortMiami dredging hinges on Army Engineers test simulation
March 5, 2019
Jesse Scheckner for Miami Today writes: The decision on whether to proceed with another round of dredging at PortMiami will depend on results of…
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Miami Bans Glyphosate, the Infamous Monsanto Herbicide Polluting the City’s Lakes
March 5, 2019
Sophie Hirsh for Greenmatters writes: Last week, the city of Miami passed a resolution banning the use of an infamous herbicide on city property….
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Miami bans the use of glyphosate in a step to improve water quality
March 5, 2019
Ashley Curtin for Nation of Change writes: Miami, Florida voted unanimously to ban the use of glyphosate by city departments and contractors. The controversial…
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The City of Miami Just Banned Glyphosate
March 4, 2019
Olivia Rosane for Eco Watch writes: There are growing concerns about both the safety and proliferation of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller. Those concerns are…
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Miami Bans Controversial Herbicides That Are Killing Biscayne Bay
March 1, 2019
Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: Glyphosate is a popular ingredient in weed-killing herbicides because it’s extremely effective. But it’s also a…
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The Garbage Marathoner
February 13, 2019
Kim Dinan and Shannon McGowan for Blue Ridge Outdoors write: Andrew Otazo stumbled across the finish line of the Miami Marathon roughly 10 hours…
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Videos Show Dirty Stormwater Pumped Into Biscayne Bay and Swallowed by Manatee
February 5, 2019
Jessica Lipscomb for Miami New Times writes: On a cloudy Tuesday morning in South Beach, a man stands on a seawall at the edge…
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