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What We Accomplished in 2019!

Half the stuff in Fort Lauderdale’s sewage system isn’t waste. Sea rise makes leaks worse

Miami Back Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study

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

Miami Waterkeeper A non-profit focused on keeping the water in South Florida clean

Jorge M. Perez foundation grants fund 10 Miami causes

Five Ways Miami Screwed the Environment in 2019

Miami dips toe into monitoring Biscayne Bay water quality

A Big Thank You to Periosolutions!

Readers weigh in on who should be South Florida Person of the Year

Miami Waterkeeper Provides Supplemental Comments to FDEP Turkey Point NPDES Permit

Another Great Year of Partnership with HSBC!

Positive People in Pinecrst : Madeline (Maddie) Wise

NextEra's Florida Nuclear Plant Lifespan Extended

Nuclear Regulators Extend Life of Turkey Point Reactors to 80 Years

From January to June, 1.5 million gallons of sewage spilled in Miami Dade County

FPL Receives License to Operate Nuclear Reactors for Unprecedented 80 years despite Miami Waterkeeper's legal challenge

Army Corps finds No Significant Impact in PortMiami Channel Maintenance Dredging. We Disagree.

Miami Waterkeeper and Partners Submit Comments on Army Corps Back Bay Study

Waterkeepers Florida Provides Final Comments to FDEP for Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards

The Coral Gables Community Foundation Awards Grants to 28 Local Organizations

Miami Waterkeeper in D.C. for oral arguments before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Port Everglades Dredging Project Construction Delayed until April 2021

Miami Waterkeeper Receives Perez Family Foundation Grant

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Tell the County Where You Want Your Tax Dollars Spent!

Threatened coral get second chance in South Florida

Rule Revisions to Endangered Species Act Finalized

Facts First: Explaining Sargassum

Bacteria Beach Advisories Increasing, While Research Finds No Link to Sewage Plant

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