MEDIA & PRESS COVERAGE

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Local 10 (WPLG)

1,000 Eyes on the Water campaign encourages South Floridians to join fight to save Biscayne Bay

March 30, 2022

Local 10 News, for its “Don’t Trash Our Treasure” series, spotlighted Miami Waterkeeper’s 1,000 Eyes on the Water campaign, which trains everyday South Floridians

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WLRN

South Florida’s dirty water, the Miami-Dade Youth Fair is back, ‘Secret Identity’

March 21, 2022

WLRN‘s Sundial featured Miami Waterkeeper Executive Director Rachel Silverstein to unpack a sobering Environmental Integrity Project study — one that found more than 700,000

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WUSF

South Florida’s coral reef is being overfished. Nearly a dozen species are nearing unsustainable numbers

March 16, 2022

WUSF reported on a University of Miami and NOAA study — two decades of data across 15 species — finding that 85% of popular

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Miami Herald

FPL drops plan to use treated sewage in nuke plant cooling canals. Critics still concerned

March 15, 2022

The Miami Herald reported that Florida Power & Light abandoned its plan to use treated wastewater to freshen the troubled cooling canal system at

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Local 10 (WPLG)

New pooling of water at construction site of Miami’s ‘deepest’ underground garage sparks new concern by area residents

March 15, 2022

Local 10 News reported on the alarm among Brickell residents over repeated groundwater upwelling at the Una Residences site — a 47-story luxury tower

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WLRN

Nuclear regulators reverse Turkey Point operating license extensions

February 25, 2022

WLRN Public Media reported on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s rare reversal of the 80-year operating license extensions for FPL’s Turkey Point reactors — resetting

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Law

Attorneys Fight to Save Manatees in Courts, Legislature and on the Ground

February 14, 2022

Michael A. Mora from Law.com writes: “It’s a real sign that a tipping point has been crossed and they’re very serious issues,” said Rachel Silverstein Read the full article

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PR Newswire

Miami Waterkeeper Board of Trustees Changing Hands after 6 years of Exceptional Service

January 28, 2022

Miami Waterkeeper provided news to PR Newswire: “We are thrilled to welcome Gregory to a leading role for this new phase with our Trustees,”

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WLRN

NOAA study finds lethal stony coral disease can hide in sand and spread infection

January 26, 2022

Jenny Staletovich from WLRN writes: It does not conclusively link these two things, but it provides a possible mechanism by which the dredging could

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The Washington Post

Opinion | Florida’s waters choke on fertilizer, dead fish and red tides — while Big Ag floats above it all

January 25, 2022

Opinion by Lizette Alvarez Click to read the original article on the washingtonpost.com.

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WLRN

Florida has lost miles of seagrass. A new bill would make it easier to build over those meadows

January 24, 2022

Jenny Staletovich from WLRN writes: “We’re at a time right now where we’re losing seagrass rapidly to the point where parts of Florida have

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CBS Local

Facing South Florida: The Biscayne Bay Fish Kill

January 23, 2022

Lauren Pastrana for CBS 4 spoke with Miami Waterkeeper’s general counsel, Kelly Cox, about the Biscayne Bay fish kill. Watch full video here.

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