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Montevallo University

UM students learn coastal conservation at Florida Keys

January 1, 2014

University of Montevallo writes: A group of University of Montevallo students received firsthand experience in managing conservation efforts in one of the most environmentally

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Islander News

Emergency measures to prevent fish kill conditions announced

January 1, 2014

George White for Islander News writes: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez on Tuesday announced emergency measures to improve long-term water quality in Biscayne Bay, eight

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Miami Herald

Thousands of fish turn up dead in Biscayne Bay. FWC will test water for algae blooms.

January 1, 2014

Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald writes: For the past five years, Kathryn Mikesell has taken a daily morning swim with friends in Biscayne

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Wbal

Miami grapples with how to save treasured bay from rising seas, pollution

January 1, 2014

WBAL writes: An unprecedented fish kill in Miami’s Biscayne Bay this summer has brought a new push to address issues caused by sea level

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KTSA 107.1

Miami Grapples With How To Save Treasured Bay From Rising Seas, Pollution

January 1, 2014

KTSA writes: An unprecedented fish kill in Miami’s Biscayne Bay this summer has brought a new push to address issues caused by sea level

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Black Chronicle

Miami grapples with how to save treasured bay from rising seas, pollution – National News

January 1, 2014

Chronicle News Services for The Black Chronicle writes: An unprecedented fish kill in Miami’s Biscayne Bay this summer has brought a new push to

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FL Keys News

Sea rise makes septic tanks ‘ticking bombs.’ Why does Miami-Dade still allow them?

January 1, 2014

Alex Harris for Florida Keys News writes: For parts of this summer, swaths of once-clear Biscayne Bay turned into a stew of exploding algae

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Miami Herald

Dead fish have been reported northern Biscayne Bay. Miami Waterkeeper is investigating

January 1, 2014

Karina Elwood for the Miami Herald writes: Miami Waterkeeper is investigating reports of dead fish washed ashore in North Miami, Haulover Park and North

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Islander News

Biscayne Bay reaches water quality crisis

January 1, 2014

Brooke Harbaugh for Islander News writes:  Biscayne Bay again reaches familiar water quality crisis point South Florida’s waters and the industries that rely on

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Only

Ending the Plastic Tide: Coastal community leaders on the reality of waste

January 1, 2014

Emy Kane for Lonely Whale writes: In 2017, beach cleanup teams around the world collected trash and sent it to Lonely Whale, which worked

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Law 360

Feds Say Fla. Nuke Plant Relicensing Fight Is Premature

January 1, 2014

Law360 writes: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has told the D.C. Circuit that its renewal of licenses for the Turkey Point nuclear power plant

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Flkeys News

‘Like Groundhog day’: New report has same old findings on how to save Biscayne Bay

January 1, 2014

Adriana Brasileiro and Alex Harris for Florida Keys News write: There’s a new plan to save ailing Biscayne Bay, and it looks a lot

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