Joshua Ceballos from the Miami New Times Writes: “The bay is truly at its limit for pollution,” Silverstein tells New Times. “If you lose the seagrass, you lose all the fish and wildlife who rely on it for food and habitat, including manatees, and you end up with a situation like in Indian River, where manatees are starving.” Read the full article here.
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Fecal Matter: Miami Beach’s Old Sewage Pipes Keep Breaking, Threaten Biscayne Bay
Joshua Ceballos from the Miami New Times Writes: “The bay is truly at its limit for pollution,” Silverstein tells New Times. “If you lose the seagrass, you lose all the fish and wildlife who rely on it for food and habitat, including manatees, and you end up with a situation like in Indian River, where manatees are starving.” […]
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