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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
May 25, 2026
Taylor Estape for the Miami New Times writes: If you’ve ever lived anywhere but Miami, you know that the weather this past week is
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After Irma, environmental groups mobilize to clean up debris — on shore and streets
May 25, 2026
Samantha J. Gross of the Miami Herald writes: Hurricane Irma turned streets into rivers, snapped trees in half, displaced thousands and hit South Florida’s
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Focus On South Florida: The Miami Foundation
May 25, 2026
Rudabeh Shahbazi for CBS Miami writes: Since 1967, The Miami Foundation has used civic leadership, community investment and philanthropy to improve the quality of
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Miami Waterkeeper is subject of Rotary luncheon
May 25, 2026
Tom Falco of The Grove Grapevine writes: The guest speaker at this Thursday’s Coconut Grove Rotary luncheon is Kelly Cox, Program Director of Miami Waterkeeper.
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Lawsuit filed to block Miami-Dade’s $2 billion sewage treatment plant near the Everglades
May 25, 2026
Douglas Hanks of Miami Herald writes: The owner of land designated for a new sewage treatment plant in western Miami-Dade wants a judge to
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Three Reasons Why You Need To Boil Water After A Storm
May 25, 2026
By Edgar B. Herwick III for WLRN writes: Dozens of Florida communities were advised to boil their drinking water for a period of time in the
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Miami’s Best Eats and Drinks This Weekend: Wynwood Cleanup, Blocktoberfest, and Miami Spice
May 25, 2026
Clarissa Buch of the Miami Herald writes: This weekend, clean up Wynwood with the folks at the Yard, get free pizza at the Design
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World Water Monitoring Day: Protecting Our Community Water
May 25, 2026
Philippe Cousteau, Jr. for Huffpost writes: Devastating natural disasters like recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma make us think differently about basic necessities such as
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In Irma’s wake, millions of gallons of sewage and wastewater are bubbling up across Florida
May 25, 2026
Steven Mufson and Brady Dennis of the Washington Post write: Read full article here.
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Toxic Pollution From Hurricanes Harvey and Irma
May 25, 2026
Stephen Lendman for Global Research writes: The Texas Gulf coast suffers from millions of pounds of toxic chemicals released into the air and water,
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Cities Swimming in Raw Sewage as Hurricanes Overwhelm Systems
May 25, 2026
Jennifer A Dlouhy and Ari Natter of Bloomberg write: Hurricane Harvey took aim at one of the nation’s most industrial regions, releasing a stream of toxic pollutants from
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Hurricane Irma will likely cover South Florida with a film of poop
May 25, 2026
Ana Campoy of Quartz writes: South Floridians are bracing for Hurricane Irma’s potentially catastrophic damage. Weather advisories are warning of massive flooding, which will likely render
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