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Lake Okeechobee water is heading to Florida s coasts What that means for red tide

Lake Okeechobee water is heading to Florida s coasts What that means for red tide
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Lake Okeechobee water is heading to Florida s coasts What that means for red tide

The organism that causes red tide was found at trace levels in three counties last week.

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Florida fertilizer bans to pause in July after DeSantis budget unveiling

Florida fertilizer bans to pause in July after DeSantis budget unveiling
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SWFL algae season turns Naples coast brown, Caloosahatchee areas green

Algae season in SWFL ranges from toxic patches in the Caloosahatchee to brown surf in Naples . so far

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Even with no Lake O flows, algae toxins appear in the Caloosahatchee

WIth Lake O more than half algae-covered, the U.S. Army Corps paused flows to the Caloosahatchee, where three sites have been flagged for algae toxins

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