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Law

South Florida Litigators Haggle Over Environmental Impact of Deregulation Under Trump

January 30, 2019

Zach Schlien for Law.com writes: As the two-year mark of the Donald Trump presidency passes, data on the effects of the administration’s deregulatory efforts

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Runners World

Meet the Man Who Completed a Marathon Carrying 30 Pounds of Garbage on His Back

January 29, 2019

Derek Call for Runners World writes: The final finisher of Sunday’s Miami Marathon was running on fumes. His mind was so fried he couldn’t

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Washcoll

Climate change is already costing Miami billions of dollars as septic tanks fail

January 24, 2019

Theodore Mattheiss for The Elm writes: Climate change, and the rising sea level that comes with it, is already having a very real, and

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Insurance Journal

Sea Rise Blamed for Failure of Miami-Dade Septic Tanks

January 15, 2019

Alex Harris for Insurance Journal writes: Miami-Dade has tens of thousands of septic tanks, and a new report reveals most are already malfunctioning –

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WLRN

A $3 Billion Problem: Miami-Dade’s Septic Tanks Are Already Failing Due To Sea Rise

January 10, 2019

Alex Harris for WLRN writes: Miami-Dade has tens of thousands of septic tanks, and a new report reveals most are already malfunctioning — the

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Miami New Times

Feds Won’t Turn Over Records Showing How PortMiami Dredging Affected Corals

December 31, 2018

Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: After a massive dredging project at PortMiami damaged an estimated half-million coral, environmental groups sued the

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Brickell Magazine

H2O hero

December 27, 2018

Anja Maltav for Brickell Magazine writes: When Dana Tricarico arrived in Miami to obtain her Master’s in Professional Science at UM’s RSMAS on Virginia Key,

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Miami New Times

Horrible Biscayne Bay Pollution Worsened by 800-Gallon Sewage Leak

November 27, 2018

Jessica Lipscomb of the Miami New Times writes: Despite its photogenic good looks, Miami Beach has long struggled with dirty water. Beach-goers routinely pollute

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Celebrity Access

Ultra Fest Faces Fish Fight

November 23, 2018

Joe Reinartz for Celebrity Access writes: MIAMI (CelebrityAccess) EDM destination event Ultra Music Festival is moving from Miami’s Bayfront Park to the nearby, offshore Virginia

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Seven Seas Media

Becoming a Miami Waterkeeper

November 20, 2018

Dana Tricarico for Seven Seas Media writes: As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be a marine biologist.  It was hard

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Miami New Times

Get Trashed While Picking Up Trash at the Wynwood Yard

November 15, 2018

Christian Portilla of the Miami New Times writes: This Saturday, the Wynwood Yard, Debris Free Oceans, and the Underline Collective will host Pub Crawl

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Transposrt Topics News

PortMiami Seeks to Expand Three Years After Controversial ‘Deep Dredge’ Project

November 13, 2018

Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald in Transport Topics writes: The super ships are coming, and PortMiami — set in an aquatic preserve at

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