First fertilizer ban put in place in South Florida with hopes of stopping chemicals leaking into Biscayne Bay, effective through Oct. 31

T.J. Parker from WSVN writes: “Our waterways are especially at risk in the rainy summer months,” said Miami Waterkeeper’s Rachel Silverstein. Read the full article here.

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T.J. Parker from WSVN writes: “Our waterways are especially at risk in the rainy summer months,” said Miami Waterkeeper’s Rachel Silverstein. Read the full article here.

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