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Valliant News

Threatened coral get second chance in South Florida

November 17, 2019

Sun-Sentinel Article – July 21, 2017 By Caitlin Randle  They were once in danger of dying off, but efforts to restore South Florida’s coral

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Key News

Facts First: Explaining Sargassum

November 15, 2019

Rumya Sundaram of Keys News writes: If you’ve walked on the beach at all this year, you know what sargassum looks like. But beyond

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NBC Miami

Bacteria Beach Advisories Increasing, While Research Finds No Link to Sewage Plant

November 11, 2019

Tony Pipitoneon NBC Miami writes: South Florida’s beaches are having a bad year, being closed more often and for longer periods of time due

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Key News

Beach Anyone? Demystifying Water Testing

November 4, 2019

Beach Anyone? Demystifying Water Testing – Key News Key Biscayne has seen many swim advisories in 2019. If you’re confused by the who, how

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Key News

Miami Waterkeeper Training Wants “1,000 Eyes on the Water”

October 21, 2019

Miami Waterkeeper Training Wants “1,000 Eyes on the Water” – Key News With serious water quality issues swirling around Key Biscayne, several dozen people

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Key News

The Murky Waters of the Beach Bacteria Problem

October 21, 2019

Annali Hayward of Keys News writes: Water quality issues reached fever pitch this week as residents, already accustomed to avoiding their beach, were barred

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The Miami Hurricane

Sewage, dangerous bacteria are entering oceans, closing Miami beaches

October 18, 2019

Kirstin Kruka for the Hurricane writes: The Florida Department of Health previously posted swimming advisories for five beaches in the Miami Dade area the

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Yahoo News

INNOVATE MIAMI, a snapshot of Miami’s innovation ecosystem, nearing completion

October 9, 2019

Accesswire for Yahoo Finance writes: A tech-enabled, high-end coffee-table book is in production for Miami-Dade County. Part of Global Village Publishing’s INNOVATE series, INNOVATE

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Key News

No-Swim Advisories for Key Biscayne Beaches as Bacteria Rises Again

October 4, 2019

Annali Hayward for Keys News writes: Another weekend, another change of plans for would-be beachgoers. Tests this week prompted the Florida Department of Health

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Weather Channel

In Florida, Flushing the Toilet Is Threatened by Rising Sea Levels for Tens of Thousands of Homeowners

September 30, 2019

Ron Brackett for the Weather Channel writes: The effects of rising sea levels, such as nuisance flooding, are pretty obvious above ground. But lying

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CNN

Climate change is raising quite the stink in Florida

September 27, 2019

Climate change is raising quite the stink in Florida A major UN report released this week shows the sea level is rising around the

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CNN

Waste could contaminate Florida’s water as seas rise

September 26, 2019

CNN writes: Sea level rise is causing more than half of Miami-Dade County’s septic tanks to fail, impacting thousands who rely on them to

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