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After fish kill, Miami-Dade commission passes fertilizer ban for summer rainy season

Douglas Hanks for the Miami Herald writes: A new Miami-Dade law bans applying fertilizer on lawns and plants during the yearly rainy season as the county joins Miami and other municipalities across the state in targeting a source of run-off pollution linked to algae blooms and fish kills. Read full article here.

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Douglas Hanks for the Miami Herald writes: A new Miami-Dade law bans applying fertilizer on lawns and plants during the yearly rainy season as the county joins Miami and other municipalities across the state in targeting a source of run-off pollution linked to algae blooms and fish kills. Read full article here.

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