Category News: Media Coverage
Results 561Denuncian fuga al mar de aguas negras
August 3, 2017
Telemundo writes: La organización Miami Waterkeeper dice que estas aguas negras se están derramando desde el 2016. Read full article here….
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Ecologistas denuncian fuga de aguas residuales cerca de la costa de Miami
August 2, 2017
Cibercuba writes: Una organización ecologista anunció recientemente que se propone demandar al condado de Miami-Dade tras haber descubierto una fuga de aguas residuales en…
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Miami-Dade County Promises To Repair Sewage Leak After Miami Waterkeeper Threatens To Sue
August 2, 2017
Allison Light of WLRN writes: The environmental advocacy group Miami Waterkeeper is suing Miami-Dade County for allegedly violating the Clean Water Act after finding a sewage…
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Miami-Dade Taking ‘Immediate Action’ on Spewing Sewer Line
August 1, 2017
Read the full NBC South Florida article HERE . Learn more about this suit and our, “Stop Sewage Leaks” campaign HERE ….
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Watchdog group calls Key Biscayne leak hazardous
August 1, 2017
Jessica Holly for WSVN writes: A sewage leak has a South Florida watchdog group preparing to sue Miami-Dade County. A watchdog group called Miami…
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Footage Shows Sewer Line Spewing Into Water Near Miami
July 31, 2017
Dan Krauth of NBC Miami writes: Newly-released underwater video shows an aging sewer line spewing treated sewage into the water less than a mile…
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Nonprofit: Video Of Treated Sewage Leak Example Of Dade County’s Aging Infrastructure
July 31, 2017
Hank Tester of CBS Miami writes: A nonprofit says underwater video of a treated sewage leak off Virginia Key is evidence of Miami-Dade County’s…
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Threatened coral get second chance in South Florida
July 12, 2017
Caitlin Randle of the Sun-Sentinel writes: They were once in danger of dying off, but efforts to restore South Florida’s coral reefs are paying…
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What Sewage Spills Mean For Miami-Dade Residents And The Environment
July 4, 2017
Allison Light for WLRN writes: Over a period of eight hours on June 20, more than 700,000 gallons of raw sewage — poop and…
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