Biscayne Bay finally has a chief officer. The ‘water princess’ vows to clean up pollution

Adriana Brasileiro for the Miami Herald writes: Irela Bagué calls herself a “water princess” but her new job is not a fairy tale set against a shimmering turquoise blue sea. Some of the water she is working with is brown and smelly. Sometimes it’s full of dead fish. Read full article here.

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