Miami-Dade passes ‘gold standard’ of fertilizer bans. Biscayne Bay still needs more than that | Editorial

The Miami Herald Editorial Board for the Miami Herald writes: More than 130 cities and counties in Florida have had rules in place limiting the use of fertilizers that contribute to algal blooms and fish kills that plague waterways like the Biscayne Bay. Read the full article here.

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The Miami Herald Editorial Board for the Miami Herald writes: More than 130 cities and counties in Florida have had rules in place limiting the use of fertilizers that contribute to algal blooms and fish kills that plague waterways like the Biscayne Bay. Read the full article here.

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