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Florida s Red Tide Is Decimating Marine Plants

Red tides, which are massive algal blooms, can block sunlight from reaching the sea floor and release toxins into the water and air.

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Florida s Red Tide Is Decimating Marine Plants | Hilton Head Island Packet

Florida s Red Tide Is Decimating Marine Plants | Hilton Head Island Packet
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5,000-mile giant seaweed bloom heading toward South Florida; sargassum could suffocate wildlife

A 5,000-mile giant seaweed bloom is heading toward South Florida; the sargassum could suffocate wildlife. Here's what to know about it.

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630,000 gallons of sewage from apartments spilled into Hillsborough River

Hundreds of thousands of gallons of raw sewage enough to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool, was spilled into the Hillsborough River, according to state environmental reports.

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Red tide in Florida looms at usual time of the year

Spring break is days away for people and some Tampa Bay, Florida, area beaches are dealing with red tide.

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