Category News: Media Coverage
Results 561Focus On South Florida: The Miami Foundation
October 29, 2017
Rudabeh Shahbazi for CBS Miami writes: Since 1967, The Miami Foundation has used civic leadership, community investment and philanthropy to improve the quality of…
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Post-Irma: What Does It Mean To Be A “Resilient” Community?
October 17, 2017
Kate Stein for WLRN writes: Resiliency is more than dealing with sea level rise, and Hurricane Irma made that point clearly, South Florida officials…
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Miami Waterkeeper is subject of Rotary luncheon
October 4, 2017
Tom Falco of The Grove Grapevine writes: The guest speaker at this Thursday’s Coconut Grove Rotary luncheon is Kelly Cox, Program Director of Miami Waterkeeper. …
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Three Reasons Why You Need To Boil Water After A Storm
September 25, 2017
By Edgar B. Herwick III for WLRN writes: Dozens of Florida communities were advised to boil their drinking water for a period of time in the…
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Miami’s Best Eats and Drinks This Weekend: Wynwood Cleanup, Blocktoberfest, and Miami Spice
September 22, 2017
Clarissa Buch of the Miami Herald writes: This weekend, clean up Wynwood with the folks at the Yard, get free pizza at the Design…
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World Water Monitoring Day: Protecting Our Community Water
September 18, 2017
Philippe Cousteau, Jr. for Huffpost writes: Devastating natural disasters like recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma make us think differently about basic necessities such as…
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In Irma’s wake, millions of gallons of sewage and wastewater are bubbling up across Florida
September 15, 2017
Steven Mufson and Brady Dennis of the Washington Post write: First Hurricane Irma blew through. Then the electricity went out. Then a work crew made…
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Cities Swimming in Raw Sewage as Hurricanes Overwhelm Systems
September 13, 2017
Jennifer A Dlouhy and Ari Natter of Bloomberg write: Hurricane Harvey took aim at one of the nation’s most industrial regions, releasing a stream of toxic pollutants from…
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Miami OKs Controversial Power Line Deal With FPL
August 17, 2017
Nathan Hale of Law 360 writes: Despite strong opposition from the public and interested parties, the Miami City Commission approved a settlement late Thursday…
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