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Standard Hotels

Escape Winter Malaise with Balarama Heller’s Stunning Photos of Miami’s Waterways

January 1, 2014

The Standard writes: Water is more than just a ubiquitous presence in Miami—it defines the city’s way of life. Whether gazed upon, sipped, swum

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Miami Herald

After Irma, environmental groups mobilize to clean up debris — on shore and streets

January 1, 2014

Samantha J. Gross of the Miami Herald writes: Hurricane Irma turned streets into rivers, snapped trees in half, displaced thousands and hit South Florida’s

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Te Lo Cuento News

Una donación para la Bahía de Biscayne

January 1, 2014

Telo Cuento News writes:  Con motivo de la apertura de su segundo restaurante en la ciudad de Miami, la reconocida cadena de comida marina

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Miami Herald

Lawsuit filed to block Miami-Dade’s $2 billion sewage treatment plant near the Everglades

January 1, 2014

Douglas Hanks of Miami Herald writes: The owner of land designated for a new sewage treatment plant in western Miami-Dade wants a judge to

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Global Research

Toxic Pollution From Hurricanes Harvey and Irma

January 1, 2014

 Stephen Lendman for Global Research writes: The Texas Gulf coast suffers from millions of pounds of toxic chemicals released into the air and water,

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Qz

Hurricane Irma will likely cover South Florida with a film of poop

January 1, 2014

Ana Campoy of Quartz writes: South Floridians are bracing for Hurricane Irma’s potentially catastrophic damage. Weather advisories are warning of massive flooding, which will likely render

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Miami

With Law + Environment Joint Degree in Hand, Alumna Protects Waterways and Marine Life

January 1, 2014

Philip Papiasvili of UM Law School writes: Environmental preservation has always been important to Miami Law alumna Kelly Cox, who received a joint degree in

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Miami Herald

Miami sewage leak didn’t stay at sea; it flowed toward wildlife preserve, ritzy residences

January 1, 2014

Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: After news broke that a massive ocean sewer pipe had been leaking, possibly for more than a

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Miami Herald

‘It’s our future’ — South Florida teens mobilize as environmental activists

January 1, 2014

Samantha J. Gross for the Miami Herald writes: Simone Schwedel is an environmental activist. She picks up trash on the beaches, educates others on

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Miami Herald

Leaking sewage pipe off Key Biscayne fixed, county says

January 1, 2014

Douglas Hanks of the Miami Herald writes: A leaking underwater pipe carrying partially treated sewage was fixed this week after an advocacy group threatened to sue

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El Nuevo Herald

Condado Miami-Dade evaluará tubería que grupo ambiental afirma ha vertido aguas residuales cerca de las costas

January 1, 2014

Johanna A. Álvarez of El Nuevo Herald writes: Una tubería de drenaje oceánica ha tenido una fuga durante más de un año, vertiendo una

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Miami Herald

With sewage spewing close to coast, Miami-Dade will fast-track repair of massive pipe

January 1, 2014

Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald writes: Miami-Dade County began taking emergency action Tuesday to address reports of a leak in its massive sewage outfall pipe

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