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Miami will pause Brickell condo’s construction after flooding in underground garage

Joey Flechas and Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald wrote: Ensuring that construction debris and sediment-rich water pooling at the site don’t end up in Biscayne Bay is key to protecting water quality in the city, said Rachel Silverstein from Miami Waterkeeper. She said the nonprofit hasn’t received any reports of pollution or discharges from […]

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Joey Flechas and Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald wrote: Ensuring that construction debris and sediment-rich water pooling at the site don’t end up in Biscayne Bay is key to protecting water quality in the city, said Rachel Silverstein from Miami Waterkeeper. She said the nonprofit hasn’t received any reports of pollution or discharges from the UNA site, but the city and the county must stay vigilant. Read the full article here.

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