On top of the water: Marine activist protects health of Biscayne Bay

Caitlin Granfield for the Miami Herald writes: If Rachel Silverstein could be compared to a TV character, Captain Planet would be it. Silverstein is Miami’s Waterkeeper: protector of coral reefs and sea life, staunch advocate for the peoples’ right to clean water, and empowerer of everyday people to protect Biscayne Bay. She also boasts a […]

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Caitlin Granfield for the Miami Herald writes: If Rachel Silverstein could be compared to a TV character, Captain Planet would be it. Silverstein is Miami’s Waterkeeper: protector of coral reefs and sea life, staunch advocate for the peoples’ right to clean water, and empowerer of everyday people to protect Biscayne Bay. She also boasts a track record of holding others accountable. Read full article here.

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