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WFSU

Environmental Groups Want EPA To Nix Florida’s New Water Standards

January 20, 2017

Jim Ash for WFSU writes: With a series of legal challenges still hanging fire, environmental groups are asking the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to

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Florida Today

Environmentalists to EPA: Reject Fla.’s water toxins rule

January 20, 2017

Jim Waymer for Florida Today writes: Three nonprofit environmental groups are calling on the federal government to toss out Florida’s new water toxins rule as too

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Miami

Leonardo DiCaprio Screens His Epic Film on Climate Change at UM

October 5, 2016

Robert C. Jones, Jr. for News @ the U writes: From the White House on one day to a college campus cinema the next,

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The Ledger

Lawsuit seeks coral protection in Port Everglades project

August 17, 2016

Jim Turner for The Ledger writes: Environmental groups want a federal court to order more protection for coral reefs during the planned expansion of

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NBC Miami

Lawsuit Seeks to Protect Corals From Port Everglades Dredging

August 17, 2016

NBC Miami writes: Environmentalists and recreational divers filed a federal lawsuit challenging plans to dredge Port Everglades, arguing the project will harm coral reefs.

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Waterkeeper Alliance

Environmental Groups Win National Victory for Clean Water

August 17, 2016

Waterkeeper Alliance writes: A coalition of environmental organizations reached an agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and two industry trade associations to settle a

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Fort Lauderdale Magazine

The Death & Life of Coral Reefs

July 1, 2016

Ashley Harrell of Fort Lauderdale Magazine writes: Twenty feet below the surface of Biscayne Bay, outfitted in scuba gear and equipped with a bunch

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CNN

Why are Florida’s coral reefs dying?

June 26, 2016

CNN writes: The coral reefs in southern Florida are dying after suffering through multiple changes to their environment. CNN’s Boris Sanchez details the environmental

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National Geographic

From Miami to Australia—Dredging and industrial activities killing coral reefs

June 17, 2016

Erica Cirino of National Geographic writes: In the Port of Miami, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ recent dredging project has buried as much as

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Pri

A Miami port dredging project may have damaged the city’s offshore coral reef

May 23, 2016

Emmett FitzGerald of The World writes: In 2013, when the Army Corps of Engineers dredged sediment out of the Port of Miami and transported

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Climate Central

Florida Dredging Would Cut Path Across Corals in ‘Crisis’

May 9, 2016

John Upton for Climate Central writes: As America’s only barrier reefs bleach, dissolve and succumb to disease, experts worry that a $320 million plan

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The Guardian

Dredging Florida coral reef is ‘lunacy’ says Philippe Cousteau, grandson of Jacques

March 24, 2016

Oliver Milman for The Guardian writes: A plan to expand a port near the continental US’s only barrier reef is “lunacy” and risks devastating

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