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Village’s plans on seaweed need rethinking

George White for Islander News writes: Village’s plans on seaweed need rethinking as a result of UM bacteria study of the burying option Key Biscayne beaches these days are relatively clear of sea grasses from offshore beds and the annual influx of Sargassum, but Village of Key Biscayne officials know it’s just a matter of […]

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George White for Islander News writes: Village’s plans on seaweed need rethinking as a result of UM bacteria study of the burying option Key Biscayne beaches these days are relatively clear of sea grasses from offshore beds and the annual influx of Sargassum, but Village of Key Biscayne officials know it’s just a matter of time before the beachfront is covered again. Read full article here.

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