Great story by @MaxChesnes for @TB_Times raises question about how many entities will handle name change from Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America
https://t.co/epLvY5ibBR
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned Red No. 3 last dye, leading those to think Red Dye No. 40 could be next. How are these dyes different? https://t.co/oE4aPMoscC
In newspapers across Florida today: a nearly 3,000-word behind-the-scenes story about how the state wanted to build hotels, golf courses and more on protected state park land
With @mahoneysthename. Read it here: https://t.co/mYZ6kHzriE
His reporting has taken him by boat twice to Cuba and out to Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas numerous times for various articles. https://t.co/6AbQAAt9Iq
Lake O discharges tally: Nearly 10 billion gallons to river so far
From Tim O'Hara at @TCPalm
Wondering why St. Lucie River is a cesspool? @JaxStrong discharged over 9.94 billion gallons of water into the River between Dec. 7 and Dec. 19.
https://t.co/4N4JB1QkzN
NEW: Hurricane Milton was (another) pollution nightmare for Tampa Bay
As of Friday: 30+ bays, rivers and creeks polluted during the storm and 68 million + gallons of wastewater spills (and climbing)
“It’s time to update our wastewater infrastructure"
https://t.co/P4tDxIKvO0
From November 1st to 15th, community members are invited to help collect data on the presence of seagrass in the lagoon. Tap the link below to learn more.
https://t.co/FAIv41OyvW
The 9AM update from the National Hurricane Center:
"Now is the time to rush to complete all preparations to protect life and property..." @NHC_Atlantic#Milton
https://t.co/NwqKiOmJuI?
Where it exactly goes and how much we see we will see. But general consensus is a lot of rain for some in the Florida peninsula next week. Tropical or not could be messy. https://t.co/Hk3pbO7x8H
NEW: People slogging through cleanup from #Helene on Pinellas County’s barrier islands now have another worry: red tide
The county is finding medium concentrations at a handful of beach towns
"There’s no respite for those who might be exposed to this"
https://t.co/elTeZTdmKN
Hurricane season: The potential Gulf storm may never get a name, but Florida should prep for a potentially extended heavy rainfall event next week. https://t.co/ZKdmGr59Ho