Water quality throughout the historic Everglades has become more concerning for many scientists and environmental advocates in recent years as many of Florida’s ailing waterways continue to decline. Harmful algae blooms have crippled parts of the region in recent years, with the blue-green, freshwater version blanketing estuary canals and river systems and red tide raging along the coast. A recent example of the growing concern over water quality is Progress Toward Restoring the Everglades: The Eighth Biannual Review from the National Academy of Sciences. The report, released last month, ...