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Miami Waterkeeper’s 7th Annual State of the Water

February 5, 2025

Powering Miami

Local 10 (WPLG)

‘It affects everyone’: Water quality woes ignite Fort Lauderdale residents to unite for resilience

October 23, 2024

Photo credit: Local 10 News

Aspen Ideas

Aspen Ideas: Climate 2024

July 1, 2024

Photo credit: Daniel Bayer Rachel Silverstein Ph.D. (Miami Waterkeeper and Executive Director) spoke at the annual Aspen Ideas: Climate event on Tuesday 12 March

Miami Waterkeeper Presenta el 6th Estado del Agua 2024

February 28, 2024

English > Una noche de corales, restauración e innovación.

Miami Waterkeeper Presents the 6th Annual State of the Water 2024

February 28, 2024

An Evening of Coral, Restoration, and Innovation

Airmail

The Erin Brockovich Effect by Air Mail

February 24, 2024

She Covers the Waterfront: Meet Environmentalist Rachel Silverstein in her Interview with Air Mail.

South Florida Business Journal

Miami nonprofit turns to green infrastructure to tackle flooding and extreme heat

February 1, 2024

Original article, authored by Ashley Portero, South Florida Business Journal Senior Report, can be found here >

Nationbuilder

Miami Resiliency Groups Launch Green Infrastructure Accelerator Project

January 30, 2024

Español > EPA-funded initiative seeks community input to support green space design concepts.

The Invading Sea

Miami resiliency groups launch Green Infrastructure Accelerator Project

November 21, 2023

EPA-funded initiative seeks community input to support green space design concepts across Miami-Dade

KB Independent

Initial tests come back clear for Key Biscayne beaches after sewage plant spill

October 17, 2023

Initial tests come back clear for Key Biscayne beaches after sewage plant spill

Tampa Bay Times

Coral researchers see ‘mass mortality’ amid Florida Keys reef bleaching crisis

October 5, 2023

Click here to read the article in the Tampa Bay Times BY JACK PRATOR TAMPA BAY TIMES Battered by heat, washed out to a bleached,

Miami herald

Rare clawed creature lives in Miami’s underground water supply. Can it survive sea rise?

September 30, 2023

RARE CLAWED CREATURE LIVES IN MIAMI’S UNDERGROUND WATER SUPPLY. CAN IT SURVIVE SEA RISE?

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MEDIA COVERAGE

Miami Waterkeeper’s 7th Annual State of the Water

‘It affects everyone’: Water quality woes ignite Fort Lauderdale residents to unite for resilience

Aspen Ideas: Climate 2024

Miami Waterkeeper Presenta el 6th Estado del Agua 2024

Miami Waterkeeper Presents the 6th Annual State of the Water 2024

The Erin Brockovich Effect by Air Mail

Miami nonprofit turns to green infrastructure to tackle flooding and extreme heat

Miami Resiliency Groups Launch Green Infrastructure Accelerator Project

Miami resiliency groups launch Green Infrastructure Accelerator Project

Initial tests come back clear for Key Biscayne beaches after sewage plant spill

Coral researchers see ‘mass mortality’ amid Florida Keys reef bleaching crisis

Rare clawed creature lives in Miami’s underground water supply. Can it survive sea rise?

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