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Biscayne Bay’s natural flow likely to worsen without corrective measures

Brooke Harbaugh for The Islander writes: “The fish kill might be over but these pollution sources are not yet fixed and summer is coming and with it the likelihood we could have another fish kill,” said Rachel Silverstein, Ph.D., Executive Director of nonprofit Miami Waterkeeper in their 3rd annual State of the Water address in […]

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Brooke Harbaugh for The Islander writes: “The fish kill might be over but these pollution sources are not yet fixed and summer is coming and with it the likelihood we could have another fish kill,” said Rachel Silverstein, Ph.D., Executive Director of nonprofit Miami Waterkeeper in their 3rd annual State of the Water address in early March. Read full article here.

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