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Miami-Dade County is receiving a $13.5 million grant for Biscayne Bay Water Quality Improvement Program projects, following a recent announcement by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). The funding will support transformative stormwater and wastewater management practices by the Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources’ (RER) Division of Environmental Resources

Volunteers removed nearly 2,000 pounds of lobster and crab traps from Biscayne Bay on Sunday.

Abnormal sea temperatures signal turbulent future for Florida water

'Harvey was evenhanded, levelheaded and openhearted with all people. To my knowledge, he had no known enemies.'

Many polluters in Miami-Dade today view the county's existing fines as merely ‘the cost of doing business.'

The health of Biscayne Bay is showing signs of improvements, but more work is needed to keep it from deteriorating, according to the recently released “Report Card” on the health

A conglomerate of corporations is proposing to develop nearly 800 acres of undeveloped land to install a “South Dade Technology Center” abutting the northern perimeter of the Homestead Air Reserve

Local governments have been asking the state legislature to form a partnership with them to address the growing threats from the warming climate, says Irela Bagué, Miami-Dade County’s chief bay officer.

Saving Biscayne Bay: Miami-Dade starts to remove abandoned vessels Updated:  Tags:  MIAMI – Miami-Dade County took another step on Friday to take care of Biscayne Bay, the largest estuary on the coast of southeast Florida. Miami-Dade Police Department’s illegal dumping unit scanned the bay in search of abandoned vessels. Officers used a crane on a barge, a shoal-draft flat-bottomed boat. The team included divers. “Abandoned or derelict vessels continue to be a problem in Biscayne Bay .....