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PortMiami dredging study by Army Corps to take a fourth year

Miami Today News reports: Rachel Silverstein, executive director of non-profit Miami Waterkeeper, told Miami Today her organization did three different testings and later published a study in which they found that from the 2015 dredging at least 560,000 corals were killed – “and likely that’s an underestimate by about half,” she said. Read the article here.

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Miami Today News reports: Rachel Silverstein, executive director of non-profit Miami Waterkeeper, told Miami Today her organization did three different testings and later published a study in which they found that from the 2015 dredging at least 560,000 corals were killed – “and likely that’s an underestimate by about half,” she said. Read the article here.

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