Miami Beach Residents Demand Solution for Stinky, Bacteria-Filled Seaweed

Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: As the planet heats up, the water surrounding Miami Beach is becoming warmer. And as temperatures rise, the Atlantic Ocean has turned into the perfect breeding ground for sargassum seaweed, a type of floating algae that’s now invaded coastlines in South Florida and the Caribbean. Read full […]

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Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: As the planet heats up, the water surrounding Miami Beach is becoming warmer. And as temperatures rise, the Atlantic Ocean has turned into the perfect breeding ground for sargassum seaweed, a type of floating algae that’s now invaded coastlines in South Florida and the Caribbean. Read full article here.

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