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Fish on drugs: cocktail of medications is ‘contaminating ocean food chain’
April 29, 2022
Salomé Gómez-Upegui from the Guardian writes: “Though most contamination is screened out at sewage treatment plants, it’s very hard to remove some of these
Read moreMiami New Times
“Sign of Hope”: Rare Sighting of Two Endangered Sawfish in Biscayne Bay
April 12, 2022
Alex DeLuca from the Miami New Times writes: “It was a sign of hope,” Silverstein says. “It gave everybody a lot of joy knowing that
Read moreLocal 10 (WPLG)
Pet waste seriously contributing to pollution problem affecting Biscayne Bay
April 6, 2022
Louis Aguirre from Local10 News writes: “When pet waste is in the street or on the ground, it gets washed down the drain. And
Read moreFox Weather
Miami, a fave among spring breakers, is already feeling the effects of rising seas
April 6, 2022
Aaron Barker from FOX Weather wrote: “Eighty percent of visitors that come to Miami go in the water while they’re here,” said Rachel Silverstein,
Read moreLocal 10 (WPLG)
1,000 Eyes on the Water campaign encourages South Floridians to join fight to save Biscayne Bay
March 30, 2022
Louis Aguirre from Local10 News writes: “Every member of the community can keep their eyes on the water and be a part of keeping
Read moreWLRN
South Florida’s dirty water, the Miami-Dade Youth Fair is back, ‘Secret Identity’
March 21, 2022
On the March 21 edition of Sundial: Florida ranked first in that study for having the highest total acres of lakes that are too
Read moreWUSF
South Florida’s coral reef is being overfished. Nearly a dozen species are nearing unsustainable numbers
March 16, 2022
Jenny Staletovich wrote for WLRN: “Managers are required to use the best available science and that includes recently published studies,” Miami Waterkeeper executive director
Read moreMiami Herald
FPL drops plan to use treated sewage in nuke plant cooling canals. Critics still concerned
March 15, 2022
Adriana Brasileiro of the Miami Herald writes: Florida Power & Light has abandoned a plan to use treated wastewater to freshen the troubled cooling
Read moreLocal 10 (WPLG)
New pooling of water at construction site of Miami’s ‘deepest’ underground garage sparks new concern by area residents
March 15, 2022
Christina Vazquez from Local 10 News reports: Rachel Silverstein of Miami Waterkeeper notes that: “It is very difficult to do construction underground in South
Read moreWLRN
Nuclear regulators reverse Turkey Point operating license extensions
February 25, 2022
Jenny Staletovich writes for WLRN: “We need to be considering any and all factors that could be affecting the operation of the plant, especially
Read moreLaw
Attorneys Fight to Save Manatees in Courts, Legislature and on the Ground
February 14, 2022
Michael A. Mora from Law.com writes: “It’s a real sign that a tipping point has been crossed and they’re very serious issues,” said Rachel Silverstein Read the full article
Read morePR Newswire
Miami Waterkeeper Board of Trustees Changing Hands after 6 years of Exceptional Service
January 28, 2022
Miami Waterkeeper provided news to PR Newswire: “We are thrilled to welcome Gregory to a leading role for this new phase with our Trustees,”
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