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City leaders speak on illegal use of fertilizer, water being safe for humans after fish kill in Biscayne Bay

Andrew Scheinthal for WSVN writes: After thousands of fish turned up dead in Biscayne Bay, saving sea life has become a top priority for local leaders. Several videos and pictures made rounds on social media, which captured thousands of dead sea life floating near shores and laying on the sand. Read full article here.

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Andrew Scheinthal for WSVN writes: After thousands of fish turned up dead in Biscayne Bay, saving sea life has become a top priority for local leaders. Several videos and pictures made rounds on social media, which captured thousands of dead sea life floating near shores and laying on the sand. Read full article here.

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