This city sits next to a sewage plant, but seaweed may be what’s closing its beaches

Douglas Hanks of the Miami Herald writes: There’s a sewage treatment plant that pumps treated waste a few miles off the coast from Key Biscayne, but new research hints a rash of beach closures may be tied to a more natural problem: seaweed. Read the full article here.

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