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Bacteria Beach Advisories Increasing, While Research Finds No Link to Sewage Plant
May 25, 2026
Tony Pipitoneon NBC Miami writes: South Florida’s beaches are having a bad year, being closed more often and for longer periods of time due
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Waterkeepers Fighting Climate Change: Eight Projects Making a Difference – Waterkeeper Alliance
May 25, 2026
Waterkeeper Alliance writes: U.S. Waterkeepers are fighting climate change by working to protect the areas they love best from rising seas, ocean acidification, and
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Beach Anyone? Demystifying Water Testing
May 25, 2026
Annali Hayward of Keys News writes: Key Biscayne has seen many swim advisories in 2019. If you’re confused by the who, how and when
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FPL wants to run Turkey Point’s nuclear reactors for 80 years. Regulators grant a key OK
May 25, 2026
Jack Brook for the Miami Herald writes: The Turkey Point nuclear power plant has moved a key step closer to receiving a 20-year extension
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The Murky Waters of the Beach Bacteria Problem
May 25, 2026
Annali Hayward of Keys News writes: Water quality issues reached fever pitch this week as residents, already accustomed to avoiding their beach, were barred
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Sewage, dangerous bacteria are entering oceans, closing Miami beaches
May 25, 2026
Kirstin Kruka for the Hurricane writes: The Florida Department of Health previously posted swimming advisories for five beaches in the Miami Dade area the
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INNOVATE MIAMI, a snapshot of Miami’s innovation ecosystem, nearing completion
May 25, 2026
Accesswire for Yahoo Finance writes: A tech-enabled, high-end coffee-table book is in production for Miami-Dade County. Part of Global Village Publishing’s INNOVATE series, INNOVATE
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No-Swim Advisories for Key Biscayne Beaches as Bacteria Rises Again
May 25, 2026
Annali Hayward for Keys News writes: Another weekend, another change of plans for would-be beachgoers. Tests this week prompted the Florida Department of Health
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In Florida, Flushing the Toilet Is Threatened by Rising Sea Levels for Tens of Thousands of Homeowners
May 25, 2026
Ron Brackett for the Weather Channel writes: The effects of rising sea levels, such as nuisance flooding, are pretty obvious above ground. But lying
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Waste could contaminate Florida’s water as seas rise
May 25, 2026
Sea level rise is causing more than half of Miami-Dade County’s septic tanks to fail, impacting thousands who rely on them to flush their
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Contamination is a real possibility
May 25, 2026
Drew Kann/CNN for the Eagle writes: When Jason and Brittnie Nesenman were high school sweethearts, never in a million years did they picture themselves
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This is not a third-world country, this is Miami
May 25, 2026
CNN for Kenosha News writes: As he drives a golf cart from his tiny house real estate office to his lofted modern home, Marcelo
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