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Doing less for your lawn in the summertime can play a part in preserving Florida waters. June 1 through September 30, three areas of Southwest Florida are asking residents to give their fertilizer routines a summer vacation for the sake of water quality.
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A state task force examining ways to fix Florida’s dirty water narrowed its recommendations on Monday by suggesting tighter rules for septic tanks and...
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering initiating a study into the health effects of high exposure to toxic algae on Lake...
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Pinellas County officials are urging residents and visitors to stay away from some blue-green algae blooms that have popped up in the last week.
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In the wake of last summer’s worst blue-green algae outbreak in Florida’s history, water management continues to be at the forefront of conversation in...
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Florida Gulf Coast University announced its first partnership for its new Water School on Thursday. It’s official. Mote Marine Laboratory and FGCU have…
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President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill expanding funding in response to toxic algae.
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Across Florida blooms of toxic algae are threatening beaches and waterways. Now the algae stands to influence the state’s top political races.
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EnvironmentNow that the water’s settled after Tropical Storm Gordon passed through Southwest Florida, scientists are testing to see if the system’s winds were enough…
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As Florida struggles with 'red tide' algae blooms on the west coast and blue-green algae in inland waterways, a federal program to help communities deal...