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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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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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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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Miami’s sewage is supposed to be pumped offshore but the pipe has sprung a leak
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald writes: A massive ocean outfall pipe intended to dump partially treated human waste in deep water far from
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How long can Turkey Point’s reactors stay in business? FPL wants at least 20 more years
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich of the Miami Herald writes: Judges for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission heard arguments on Tuesday over whether to prolong the lives of
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Could Miami’s Ultra music festival be so loud it’s bad for fish?
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich and Joey Flechase for the Miami Herald write: Last week when University of Miami scientists raised concerns about damage to research fish
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Just three years after controversial ‘Deep Dredge,’ PortMiami wants more
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: The super ships are coming and PortMiami, set in an aquatic preserve at the north tip of
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This is why you don’t have safe water to swim in
January 1, 2014
Rachel Silverstein for The New Tropic writes: Going to the beach this summer has been pretty shitty. The Florida Department of Health’s Healthy Beaches
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¿Es posible que se quede sin agua potable Miami?
January 1, 2014
Alfonso Rico Torres for RCN Radio writes: Rachel Silverstein, directora ejecutiva del grupo para la protección del medio ambiente Miami Waterkeeper, habló con LA FM de
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Palmer Trinity School: Miami Waterkeeper
January 1, 2014
Palmer Trinity School writes: Kelly Cox, Staff Attorney and Program Director for Miami Waterkeeper, spoke with students in Environmental Science classes. Kelly discussed her
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You asked: Why do we still dump sewage onto our beaches?
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: “Why do we still dump sewage onto our beaches? What’s the upside for an economy so dependent
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Corps to replant 10,000 threatened corals to settle fight over Miami dredge
January 1, 2014
Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has agreed to pay for 10,000 threatened coral to be replanted
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