Posts Tagged ‘Indian River Lagoon’
Martin County OKs 5,000-gallon septic
By Tyler Treadway May 23, 2017 TC Palm (Excerpt) Size matters The size refers to the gallons of wastewater the system can process in a day, not the capacity of…
Read MoreSenate Considers Fed Help For Toxic Algae
By Amy Green May 19, 2017 90.7 WMFE Legislation making its way on Capitol Hill could help Florida communities hit by toxic algae blooms. The Senate Commerce Committee approved the…
Read MoreThe Environment And Dolphin Health
By Amy Green May 15, 2017 WMFE New research reveals the critical role the environment plays in dolphin health. The study compared dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon and Charleston,…
Read MoreDolphin ills echo human health risks
By Jim Waymer May 5, 2017 Florida Today Researchers studying our closest relatives that live in the Indian River Lagoon have delivered a grim diagnosis: our local dolphins are ailing under a…
Read MoreEnvironmental budget negotiations crumble
Environmental budget negotiations crumble; hopes for Florida Forever revived By Isadora Rangel April 29, 2017 TC Palm TALLAHASSEE — Negotiations on the state’s environmental budget fell apart Saturday after the House…
Read MoreIndian River Lagoon could get $30 million boost this year
By Isadora Rangel March 22, 2017 TC Palm TALLAHASSEE — The Indian River Lagoon might get a $30 million annual boost this year through a bill a Senate committee approved Wednesday. Republican…
Read MoreLeading scientific expert on toxic algae says it will happen again
By Jana Eschbach March 15, 2017 CBS 12 TREASURE COAST (CBS12) — It’s an environmental and economic disaster that will likely happen again, according to research on harmful algal blooms in the…
Read MoreEve Samples: Economic Council co-founder resigns, citing U.S. Sugar
By Eve Samples February 24, 2017 TC Palm Bud Jordan is not a radical. He has been an investment broker in Stuart for more than four decades. He’s a member…
Read MoreIndian River muck dredging starts
By Kevin Spears February 20, 2017 Orlando Sentinel A determined and costly battle has begun against a sulfurous monster in the Indian River Lagoon, using a massive weapon of muck destruction.…
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