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Some critics warn that new inlets in the Lagoon could risk changing the ecology of the lagoon while pushing pollution south, eventually onto beaches.

Some critics warn that new inlets in the Lagoon could risk changing\u00a0the ecology of the lagoon while\u00a0pushing pollution south, eventually onto beaches.

Authorities resorted to creating a 600-foot safety perimeter and called bomb experts at Patrick Space Force Base to come get the heavily corroded device.

Patrick Space Force Bases explosive ordnance disposal team deemed the mine safe to transport to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station

The EPA decision has potentially astronomical cost implications for water utilities and towns across the country that are impacted by the chemicals.

Find everything from white-sand beaches to a gateway to space along these 72 miles of coastline

On the heels of a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report last week that cast doubt on whether credible analysis informed the decision to move U.S.

The Florida Legislature gave $921,500 for a lagoon "inflow" study of Port Canaveral. The hope is ocean water could help clean up the estuary.

Northwest Florida businesses have claimed millions of dollars worth of military defense contracting work.

Everywhere scientists look in the Indian River Lagoon, they find so-called “forever chemicals,” in some places at almost four times the levels of what’s safe in drinking water, according to a recently published scientific study by the University of Florida.