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Inaugural National Geographic On Campus program premieres at University of Miami
November 12, 2018
Editorial Staff for Miami Community Newspapers writes: The National Geographic Society on Friday launched its new National Geographic On Campus initiative to connect college
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Long time supporter Miami Waterkeeper brings their new monitoring program to Swim Guide
November 12, 2018
Parker Muzzerall of Swim Guide writes: Since Swim Guide’s earliest days, Miami Waterkeeper has been one of our greatest supporters and champions. Multi-faceted and community-oriented, Miami
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National Geographic comes to campus, inspires students to think creatively
November 12, 2018
Esther Animalu for The Miami Hurricane writes: National Geographic collaborated with the University of Miami Nov. 9 and 10, conducting an interactive two-day program
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Dirty and Dangerous: High levels of bacteria linked to sewage found in Biscayne Bay
November 9, 2018
Brian Entin and Daniel Cohen of 7 News Miami writes: This has been a horrible year for Florida waters with red tide, blue-green algae and bacteria.
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Gov. Scott Criticized For Red Tide Research Funding Pitch
September 21, 2018
CBS Miami writes: Gov. Rick Scott wants state wildlife commissioners to seek funding for a red-tide research center and to restart a long-dormant task
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¿Miami se quedará sin agua potable?
August 31, 2018
LAFM writes: Rachel Silverstein, directora ejecutiva del grupo para la protección del medio ambiente Miami Waterkeeper, habló con LA FM de la investigación de Bloomberg según
Read moreThe Week
Republicans will let Florida drown
August 30, 2018
Ryan Cooper for The Week writes: Andrew Gillum won a stunning upset victory in the Democratic primary for the Florida governor’s race on Tuesday night. He
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Antes de que Miami quede sumergida, algo más grave podría ocurrir
August 29, 2018
Infobae writes: Si la lluvia arrastra sustancias tóxicas de desechos industriales que nunca se eliminan por completo; si las excavaciones para extraer materiales de construcción
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Miami Will Be Underwater Soon. Its Drinking Water Could Go First
August 29, 2018
Christopher Flavelle for Bloomberg Businessweek writes: One morning in June, Douglas Yoder climbed into a white government SUV on the edge of Miami and
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Positive People in Pinecrest – Michaela Gonzalez
August 20, 2018
Linda Rodriguez Bernfeld for Miami’s Community Newspapers writes: Palmetto High rising junior Michaela Gonzalez wants to be a pilot. She recently spent a week
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No more plastic straws: With an eye on the environment, Village works toward ban
June 6, 2018
Kelly Josephsen for Islander News writes: A cool drink on a hot South Florida day is a must – but it isn’t necessary to
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Miami Septic Company Caught Dumping Liquid Waste Into Storm Drains
February 1, 2018
Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: In February 2016, a tipster reported a septic truck driver for dumping liquid waste next to
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