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Miami New Times

Miami-Dade Commissioner Says Lower Water-Quality Standards Put Floridians at Risk

January 18, 2018

Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: Two years ago, Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection unveiled a new set of water-quality standards that

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Miami New Times

The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

December 15, 2017

Taylor Estape for the Miami New Times writes: If you’ve ever lived anywhere but Miami, you know that the weather this past week is

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Miami New Times

Rachel Silverstein and Miami Waterkeeper Save Biscayne Bay From Polluters

November 20, 2017

Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: When a tipster told Miami Waterkeeper that a leaky sewage pipe was spewing human waste right

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CBS Local

Focus On South Florida: The Miami Foundation

October 29, 2017

Rudabeh Shahbazi for CBS Miami writes: Since 1967, The Miami Foundation has used civic leadership, community investment and philanthropy to improve the quality of

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WLRN

Post-Irma: What Does It Mean To Be A “Resilient” Community?

October 17, 2017

Kate Stein for WLRN writes: Resiliency is more than dealing with sea level rise, and Hurricane Irma made that point clearly, South Florida officials

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Blogspot

Miami Waterkeeper is subject of Rotary luncheon

October 4, 2017

Tom Falco of The Grove Grapevine writes: The guest speaker at this Thursday’s Coconut Grove Rotary luncheon is Kelly Cox, Program Director of Miami Waterkeeper. 

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WLRN

Three Reasons Why You Need To Boil Water After A Storm

September 25, 2017

By Edgar B. Herwick III for WLRN writes: Dozens of Florida communities were advised to boil their drinking water for a period of time in the

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Miami New Times

Miami’s Best Eats and Drinks This Weekend: Wynwood Cleanup, Blocktoberfest, and Miami Spice

September 22, 2017

Clarissa Buch of the Miami Herald writes: This weekend, clean up Wynwood with the folks at the Yard, get free pizza at the Design

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HuffPost

World Water Monitoring Day: Protecting Our Community Water

September 18, 2017

Philippe Cousteau, Jr. for Huffpost writes: Devastating natural disasters like recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma make us think differently about basic necessities such as

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The Washington Post

In Irma’s wake, millions of gallons of sewage and wastewater are bubbling up across Florida

September 15, 2017

Steven Mufson and Brady Dennis of the Washington Post write: First Hurricane Irma blew through. Then the electricity went out. Then a work crew made

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Bloomberg

Cities Swimming in Raw Sewage as Hurricanes Overwhelm Systems

September 13, 2017

Jennifer A Dlouhy and Ari Natter of Bloomberg write: Hurricane Harvey took aim at one of the nation’s most industrial regions, releasing a stream of toxic pollutants from

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Law 360

Miami OKs Controversial Power Line Deal With FPL

August 17, 2017

Nathan Hale of Law 360 writes: Despite strong opposition from the public and interested parties, the Miami City Commission approved a settlement late Thursday

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