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You asked: Why do we still dump sewage onto our beaches?

Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: “Why do we still dump sewage onto our beaches? What’s the upside for an economy so dependent on tourism?” The short answer to this question — posed by a reader using the Your Voice tool as part of our Florida Influencer Series, which taps the collective wisdom of 50 influential Floridians […]

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Jenny Staletovich for the Miami Herald writes: “Why do we still dump sewage onto our beaches? What’s the upside for an economy so dependent on tourism?” The short answer to this question — posed by a reader using the Your Voice tool as part of our Florida Influencer Series, which taps the collective wisdom of 50 influential Floridians on topics important to the state in the run-up to the November election — is we don’t dump sewage on the beach. Read full article here.

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