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The New York Times

Despite Protections, Miami Port Project Smothers Coral Reef in Silt

March 8, 2015

Lizette Alverez of The New York Times writes: The government divers who plunged into the bay near the Port of Miami surfaced with bad

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National Geographic

This Scientist Made Superhero Headlines. Why Doesn’t That Happen More Often?

February 27, 2015

National Geographic Society Newsroom writes: Andrew Baker is the guy that rescues corals with his bare hands from the evils of industry. A recent article on

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National Geographic

Miami’s Choice: Bigger Ships or Coral Reefs?

February 24, 2015

Scott Wyland for National Geographic writes: Outside Miami‘s Biscayne Bay, coral reefs that were once a vivid rainbow have been turned a barren gray, choked

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Miami New Times

Miami Deep Dredge: Environmentalists Win Court Battle but Not War as Blasting Continues

October 24, 2014

Michael E. Miller for the Miami New Times writes: Call it a split decision. The latest legal skirmish over the Deep Dredge devolved into

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Miami New Times

NOAA Warns of “Rapid Deterioration” of Endangered Corals Due to Deep Dredge Sludge

September 18, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/noaa-warns-of-rapid-deterioration-of-endangered-corals-due-to-deep-dredge-sludge-6559941″] Nonetheless, the NOAA report is “a very big deal,” says Rachel Silverstein, executive director of Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper, another environmental group against

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Joc

Environmentalists renew criticism of Miami dredging

September 5, 2014

Joseph Bonney of JOC writes: Environmental groups are threatening litigation over the Port of Miami’s 50-foot deepening project, part of an expansion designed to

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WLRN

Environmental Group Threatens To Sue Army Corps Of Engineers About Dredging Near Corals

July 21, 2014

Constanza Gallardo of WLRN writes: An environmental non-profit organization has filed a letter that says it may sue the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper

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The New York Times

Researchers Race to Save Coral in Miami

June 6, 2014

Lizette Alvarez for The New York Times writes: With dredging set to begin this weekend in the Port of Miami, researchers are scrambling to

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NPR

An Underwater Race To Transplant Miami’s Rare Corals

June 4, 2014

Greg Allen for NPR writes: A lab just off Florida’s Miami River has become the base for an unusual lifesaving operation. A group of

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Miami Herald

Miami-Dade commissioners approve spending $1.6 billion to fix water, sewer pipes

January 1, 2014

Patrica Mazzei for the Miami Herald writes: Miami-Dade commissioners swallowed hard medicine Tuesday, approving an agreement with the federal and state governments to settle

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Miami Herald

PortMiami dredge damages more coral than feds expected

January 1, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/article31350266.html”] “The Corps has been dragging their feet and not providing the information,” said Rachel Silverstein, a marine biologist and executive director of

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Miami Herald

Miami cuts Virginia Key mangroves to make way for boat show

January 1, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/article25605991.html”] “Mangroves have long been protected because they provide a critical barrier between land and water: their tangled roots help trap sediment and

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