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Dead snakes and mice, toxic sludge: How pathogens go unnoticed in America s water towers
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State park wildfire closes Interstate 95 in north Indian River County into Brevard likely all day
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As New Algae Bloom Spreads Across Lake Okeechobee Florida Urged To Set Standards Critical To Protecting People Wildlife From Harmful Toxins
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Lawsuit Launched Over Piney Point Wastewater Leak
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TAMPA BAY – Five conservation groups issued a notice today saying they intend to file a federal lawsuit over the intentional discharge of “hundreds of tons of pollutants into Tampa Bay” earlier this year.
The Center for Biological Diversity, Tampa Bay Waterkeeper, Suncoast Waterkeeper, ManaSota-88 and Our Children’s Earth Foundation announced a forthcoming lawsuit against the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), the Manatee County Port Authority and HRK Holdings, the owner of Piney Point, for violations of the Clean Water Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and Endangered Species Act.
They claim the defendants are liable for “endangering the public and harming marine ecosystems and endangered species” by failing to maintain the gyp stacks and the waste storage ponds built into them at the closed Piney Point phosphate plant in Palmetto.