MEDIA COVERAGE

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Sarasota Magazine

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Is Facing a Deadline to Increase Manatee Protections

January 1, 2014

Manatee survival has been under increasing threat for years, and more than 2,600 of the gentle giants have died since the start of 2020. Because

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National Parks Traveler

Urban Wastes Suffocating Biscayne National Park’s Waters

January 1, 2014

Published: December 22, 2022 Read the original article on nationalparkstraveler.org. MIAMI — In 1968 Congress set aside what eventually became Biscayne Bay National Park to protect that environmentally

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Miami Herald

Lawmakers want to temporarily block new local fertilizer bans. Will DeSantis allow it?

January 1, 2014

Published: May 14, 2023 Read the original article on the Miami Herald. Environmental groups and local governments are battling state legislators over the fate

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Press Release

Lawsuit Launched Over Federal Failure to Protect Manatees

January 1, 2014

For Immediate Release, May 2, 2023 Ragan Whitlock, Center for Biological Diversity, (727) 426-3653, [email protected]Sarah Pickering, Harvard Animal Law & Policy Clinic, (617) 852-6484,

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Islander News

Water temps in South Florida are scorching hot, threatening the reefs, fish and quality of life

January 1, 2014

Published: August 1, 2023 Read the original article in Islander News. Water temperature at the tip of the Florida Keys sizzled over 100 degrees

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Ocean Aid 360

Ghost Trap Rodeo held in Biscayne Bay, clearing out old lobster traps and marine debris

January 1, 2014

Published: July 19, 2023 Read and watch the original article on Local10 News. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Biscayne Bay is in crisis, and it’s all

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Miami Herald

These are the dirtiest waterways in South Florida. Are they in your neighborhood?

January 1, 2014

Published: July 17, 2023 Read the original article in the Miami Herald. As a yacht full of 20-somethings zips through Miami’s concrete jungle past

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Miami Herald

Testing South Florida Water Quality

January 1, 2014

Publised: July 17, 2023 Watch the story in the Miami Herald Aliza Karim, the water quality research manager for Miami Waterkeeper, tests the enterococci

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Miami Herald

Waters off Florida hit record high temps. Brace for fish kills, algae blooms, coral damage

January 1, 2014

Written by Alan Halaly, Alex Harris Published: July 12, 2023 Read the original article in the Miami Herald The waters bordering Florida are running

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Islander News

Conflicting water quality testing can confuse and potentially sicken swimmers

January 1, 2014

Written by Hillard Grossan Published: July 12, 2023 Read the original article in IslanderNews.com C’mon in! The water’s fine! That’s what swimmers likely were saying

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Miami Herald

Miami groups get $8 million boost for climate change work

January 1, 2014

In South Florida, surveys routinely show that residents care deeply about having clean water and air, and unpolluted water to swim and fish in.

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Kf

Announcing a $5M Investment in Community-Shaped Climate Solutions

January 1, 2014

Miami, FL – Miami Waterkeeper, an award-winning, science-based organization dedicated to promoting climate resiliency in South Florida, has launched a new era of growth

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