Florida must transition to a more responsible way to manage biosolids
A disproportionate share of biosolids, or the residuals from treated wastewater, is dumped in the Upper St. Johns River Basin.
A disproportionate share of biosolids, or the residuals from treated wastewater, is dumped in the Upper St. Johns River Basin.
Unveiling comes as the DeSantis administration is getting sued over its detention center in the Everglades.
A study from University of Miami scientists reveals new insights into giant viruses and their role in marine ecosystems.
Billions of dollars in proposed NOAA cuts would make it difficult to prevent and mitigate red tide impacts.
Improved understanding of bloom behavior could enhance monitoring, forecasting and management of these harmful events.
As sea level rises, saltwater reaches further inland, both in rivers and underground through porous limestone.
A new study shows an innovative approach to addressing a pressing challenge in water quality management
A new NASA mission called PACE will help scientists better understand the ocean and atmosphere.
Research will assess how climate change stressors are impacting South Florida’s coastal and marine ecosystems.
The conservation area would use federal dollars to leverage existing projects, including the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
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