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Bloomberg Environment

NextEra’s Florida Nuclear Plant Lifespan Extended

January 1, 2014

Bloomberg Law writes: A nuclear power plant on Florida’s coast has been granted an unprecedented lifespan extension, letting it operate beyond 2050 despite rising

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Broadway World

The Coral Gables Community Foundation Awards Grants to 28 Local Organizations

January 1, 2014

BWW News Desk for Broadway World writes: The Coral Gables Community Foundation has awarded grants to 28 deserving local non-profit organizations in its latest

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Waterkeeper Alliance

Waterkeepers Fighting Climate Change: Eight Projects Making a Difference – Waterkeeper Alliance

January 1, 2014

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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Miami Herald

FPL wants to run Turkey Point’s nuclear reactors for 80 years. Regulators grant a key OK

January 1, 2014

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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Miami Beach Times

Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Hosts Resilient H2O on November 1st

January 1, 2014

Mike S Payton for the Miami Beach Times writes: The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce is hosting the “Resilient H2O: The Business of Restoring

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The Eagle

Contamination is a real possibility

January 1, 2014

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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Kenosha News

This is not a third-world country, this is Miami

January 1, 2014

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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Miami Beach Times

Concern Builds Over Miami-Dade Septic Tanks Impacted by Sea Level Rise

January 1, 2014

Theresa Pinto for Miami Beach Times writes: At the July 15th meeting of Miami-Dade County’s Biscayne Bay Task Force, the County’s Water and Sewer

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Islander News

Waterkeepers holds Earth Day event to celebrate conservation efforts

January 1, 2014

George White for Islander News writes: Miami Waterkeeper was among the supporters of Florida’s waters participating in an interactive Earth Day Salute Wednesday broadcast

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France Consulate

COVID & environment: local scientists and changemakers give their input

January 1, 2014

Consulate General of France in Miami writes: On the occasion of Earth Day, the French Consulate in Miami e-met with local researchers, representative of

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Narcity

Florida Wildlife Is Coming Out To Play While Humans Stay Indoors

January 1, 2014

Dominique Stewart for Narcity writes: This might just be the kind of comeback we needed. As the state follows Gov. Ron DeSantis’ stay-at-home order, it seems

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Islander News

Village Council to restrict use of fertilizers

January 1, 2014

George White of Islander News writes: A standing room only crowd was on hand for Tuesday’s Key Biscayne Village Council meeting, including out-of-town visitors,

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