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Miami-Dade Taking ‘Immediate Action' on Spewing Sewer Line

Miami Miami Waterkeeper - August 01, 2017

Dan Krauthof NBC Miami writes:

Miami-Dade county officials said they're taking immediate action after an NBC 6 report showed an aging underground sewer line spewing treated sewage into the ocean less than a mile off the cost of Virginia Key and Fisher Island.

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