Rachel Silverstein and Miami Waterkeeper Save Biscayne Bay From Polluters

Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: When a tipster told Miami Waterkeeper that a leaky sewage pipe was spewing human waste right into Biscayne Bay, the environmental organization wasted no time sending a diver to investigate. Sure enough, they discovered the pipe was blasting the bay with thousands of gallons of harmful waste. […]

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Jessica Lipscomb for the Miami New Times writes: When a tipster told Miami Waterkeeper that a leaky sewage pipe was spewing human waste right into Biscayne Bay, the environmental organization wasted no time sending a diver to investigate. Sure enough, they discovered the pipe was blasting the bay with thousands of gallons of harmful waste. Read full article here.

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