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Miami Herald

Feds say ‘nurseries’ could save Government Cut coral

January 1, 2014

Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald writes: To stop the “rapid” destruction of rare coral caused by the dredging of Government Cut, federal wildlife

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Reuters

Environmentalists ready to sue over Miami port’s deep dredge

January 1, 2014

Zachary Fagenson of Reuters writes: Environmentalists said on Thursday they are prepared to sue the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers after researchers found dredging to

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Miami Herald

Miami port dredging damaging sea life, state inspectors say

January 1, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article1980616.html”]  “The warning follows a similar complaint last month from the Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper watchdog group, which threatened to sue in September unless

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E&E News

Fight over a Fla. sewer pipe raises national financial and health issue

January 1, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.eenews.net/stories/1059986602″]  “Nondescript as it is, the pipe is at the center of one of the biggest fights over climate change in the country.

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WSJ

Flood Fixes Vex Coastal Areas

January 1, 2014

Arian Campo-Flores for the Wall Street Journal writes: Many coastal communities in the U.S. are grappling with how best to protect low-lying areas from

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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

State of Florida wants to add more dangerous chemicals to our water

January 1, 2014

Rachel Silverstein for the Miami Herald writes: Despite the ongoing Florida water quality emergency —a deluge of toxic green sludge coating the Treasure Coast

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Miami Herald

Federal judge reopens lawsuit over PortMiami expansion project

January 1, 2014

Emily Cochrane for the Miami Herald writes: A Florida federal judge has granted a request from environmentalists to reopen their lawsuit against the U.S.

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Miami Herald

Global coral bleaching could land heavy blow on Florida’s recovering reefs

January 1, 2014

Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald writes: A global coral bleaching that now ranks as the largest and longest on record could count Florida

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The New Tropic

The radiation from Turkey Point should worry you — but not for the reasons you think

January 1, 2014

Roshan Nebhrajani for The New Tropic writes: So you’ve been hearing a lot about an unfamiliar radioactive isotope clocking in at 215 times the

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Miami Herald

FPL nuclear plant canals likely violating water quality laws

January 1, 2014

Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: Florida Power & Light’s troubled cooling canals, blamed for contaminating groundwater and now found to be leaking into Biscayne

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Miami Herald

Corps says disease, not dredging, hurt PortMiami coral

January 1, 2014

[embedlycard url=”http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/article57756768.html”] “The Corps’ report misleadingly and conveniently blames the disease and warm temperatures for the destruction of our corals, but all of the

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