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Miami-Dade is working on a plan to clean up Biscayne Bay. One part of it, at least

Alex Harris writes for the Miami Herald: “We have waterways across the county that are stalled at every stage of the process. We have waterways that have not been meeting water quality standards for years and years and the next step of the regulatory process simply never kicked in,” said Rachel Silverstein, the Miami Waterkeeper. […]

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Alex Harris writes for the Miami Herald: “We have waterways across the county that are stalled at every stage of the process. We have waterways that have not been meeting water quality standards for years and years and the next step of the regulatory process simply never kicked in,” said Rachel Silverstein, the Miami Waterkeeper. Read the full article here.

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