Shedding light on water issues, local and global.
Forgive me, this is sort of a “throwback” post. What I mean by that is that I wanted to talk to you about a situation from the summer of 2018, when Florida, including southeast Florida, were experiencing an influx of algae of several types such as the blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) and RED tide. One of …
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I am starting a project where I will be sampling from each of the waterways in Fort Lauderdale. The reality is we are all exposed to these waters now. We need more information about what is going on. I will take a series of drone pictures(where permissible, which unfortunately means most of fort lauderdale is …
So, Who am I? Why are we here? Why should you read my blog? I am a 37 year old female, currently residing in Sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Ahh. Paradise? Think again…especially when it comes to our water. I’ve been drawn to water and water quality over the past couple years after being gifted a …
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