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WLRN

The High Cost Of Sunshine: Public Records In Florida Can Cost More Than A Year’s Salary

March 29, 2021

Jenny Staletovich for WLRN writes: Last year as the COVID-19 pandemic raced across Florida, the international nonprofit health care provider Partners In Health offered

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WLRN

Fort Lauderdale Hired A Nonprofit To Test Its Water. The Mayor Doesn’t Want You To Know What They Found

February 23, 2021

Jenny Staletovich for WLRN writes: After the city hired Miami Waterkeeper to test water and post its findings, Mayor Dean Trantalis threatened to fire

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Sun Sentinel

More Florida manatees have been crushed by flood gates, contributing to a deadly year

February 11, 2021

Chris Perkins for the South Florida Sun Sentinel writes: Florida’s manatees had an especially deadly year in 2020, marked by particularly grim incidents: flood

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Local 10 (WPLG)

Fort Lauderdale officials decide to continue monitoring of recreational waterways with Miami Waterkeeper

January 26, 2021

Ian Margol for Local 10 writes: Suzee Bailey said she moved to Fort Lauderdale about eight years ago because she loved the idea of

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Local 10 (WPLG)

Mayor shames contractor for warning public about ‘high levels of bacteria’ in Fort Lauderdale waterways

January 25, 2021

Ian Margol for Local 10 writes: At the beginning of the year, given all the sewage spills in Fort Lauderdale last year, the city

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News 4 Jax

Environmentalists challenge permitting change in Florida

January 15, 2021

Jim Saunders for News 4 Jax writes: A coalition of environmental groups Thursday filed a federal lawsuit challenging a potentially far-reaching move by the

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Tampa Bay Times

Environmentalists sue to stop Florida from handling wetlands development permits

January 14, 2021

Zachary T Sampson for the Tampa Bay Times writes: Environmental advocacy groups are suing the federal government to stop Florida from regulating development decisions

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Miami New Times

Feds Say Nuclear Equipment Failures Led to Shutdowns at Turkey Point

January 11, 2021

Izzy Kapnick for the Miami New Times writes: Control-room alerts repeatedly rang out at Florida Power and Light’s Turkey Point nuclear plant near Homestead

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WMFV

Fixing Biscayne Bay Will Cost More Than $20 Million

December 27, 2020

Jenny Staletovich for WMFV writes: This week Gov. Ron DeSantis and Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced plans to spend $20 million dollars to

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CBS Local

$20 Million Restoration Plan For Biscayne Bay A Promising ‘First Step’ Says Miami Waterkeeper

December 21, 2020

Karli Barnett for CBS 4 writes: In a year marred by massive fish kills, local and state leaders are taking, what some consider, long

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WSVN 7 News

DeSantis, Levine Cava announce multimillion-dollar infusion to strengthen Biscayne Bay

December 21, 2020

Gina Benitez and Kevin Ozebek for WSVN write: Biscayne Bay is a resilient body of water, but it needs help staying that way, so state and

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News 6

Manatee mystery: Sea cow found decapitated in Florida

December 16, 2020

Louis Aguirre for Click Orlando writes: A manatee mystery has South Florida officials scratching their heads after one of the gentle sea cows was found dead,

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