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✓ Published: 14-May-2019
✓ Published: 14-May-2019
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Florida is well-known for its year-round warm climate and beautiful, sandy beaches. While beach tourism drives the state’s economy, people who visit and live in the Sunshine State are losing the long-standing recreational opportunities that they cherish. Ongoing water pollution and harmful algal blooms, including red tides and toxic blue-green algae, arenputting public health at risk and causing massive die-offs of fish, marine life and sea turtles.nnRed tides were particularly devastating in
Florida is well-known for its year-round warm climate and beautiful, sandy beaches. While beach tourism drives the state’s economy, people who visit and live in the Sunshine State are losing the long-standing recreational opportunities that they cherish. Ongoing water pollution and harmful algal blooms, including red tides and toxic blue-green algae, arenputting public health at risk and causing massive die-offs of fish, marine life and sea turtles.nnRed tides were particularly devastating in
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