A year after massive fish kill in Biscayne Bay, see what’s being done

Louis Aguirre for WPLG writes: It’s the first week of August, and Biscayne Bay is breathing. It was this time last year when the bay experienced its first-ever massive fish kill, where more than 27,000 fish and marine animals from 56 different species died in the northern bay. Read full article here.

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