Florida Department Of Transportation Blamed For Biscayne Bay Pollution

Joan Murray for CBS Miami writes: First came the flooding, then the pollution as rain pelted Miami Thursday. Piles of dirt and sand from Miami Florida Department of Transportation project slid into already troubled Biscayne Bay. It caught the attention of more than a few residents who began posting videos on social media. Read full […]

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Joan Murray for CBS Miami writes: First came the flooding, then the pollution as rain pelted Miami Thursday. Piles of dirt and sand from Miami Florida Department of Transportation project slid into already troubled Biscayne Bay. It caught the attention of more than a few residents who began posting videos on social media. Read full article here.

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