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Lowering Lake Okeechobee before the rainy season is going to be a rush - Vimarsana News

Lowering Lake Okeechobee before the rainy season is going to be a rush

The Army Corps of Engineers is planning to open three spillways in the dike surrounding Lake Okeechobee this weekend

Source: wgcu.org
Lake Okeechobee's Toxic Algae Blooms Threaten Florida and Could Get Worse - Vimarsana News

Lake Okeechobee's Toxic Algae Blooms Threaten Florida and Could Get Worse

Electric green algal blooms are spreading, threatening wildlife, pets, people and cities. And algae season is only getting started.

Health warnings continue as blue-green algae flows down the Caloosahatchee River - Vimarsana News

Health warnings continue as blue-green algae flows down the Caloosahatchee River

Hurricane Ian’s landfall on Sept. 28 last year helped foster a red-tide-a-thon that lasted eight months. Now there have been seven blue-green algae health advisories in Lee County alone since May

Source: wgcu.org
Blue-green algae warnings in Caloosahatchee and Peace rivers, Lake Okeechobee - Vimarsana News

Blue-green algae warnings in Caloosahatchee and Peace rivers, Lake Okeechobee

The level of blue-green algae in the Caloosahatchee River near the Davis Boat Ramp was so high that the Florida Department of Health in Lee County issued a special public health alert. Last month, four health advisories for the same harmful algae bloom were issued in or near the headwaters of the Peace River. Both empty into the Charlotte Harbor Estuary.

Source: wgcu.org
Florida environmentalists say law prevents challenges to land-use plans - Vimarsana News

Florida environmentalists say law prevents challenges to land-use plans

Florida’s environment will suffer "irreparable damage” under a new law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that opponents say will financially discourage regular folks from challenging proposals to change local rules that limit the size and scope of new developments.

Source: wlrn.org