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Tom Brady Orders a Bigger Yacht

Tom Brady Orders a Bigger Yacht Author: May 10, 2021 Apparently, a 53-foot boat wasn’t big enough for Tom Brady, so he has upgraded to a 77-footer. After two decades with the Patriots in New England, the NFL star decided he needed a boat when he moved to Tampa last year to play for the Bucs. I live right here on this beautiful bay, Old Hillsborough Bay, Brady said about his new locale in Tampa Bay in an interview with the boatbuilder, Wajer. The first thing I did when I got here, I said I need a boat. Brad Muckenthaler

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Congress Urged to Investigate Huge Wastewater Release, Threat of Catastrophic Collapse of Florida's Piney Point Phosphogypsum Stack

For Immediate Release, April 12, 2021 Contact: Jaclyn Lopez, Center for Biological Diversity, (727) 490-9190, jlopez@biologicaldiversity.org Glenn Compton, ManaSota-88, (941) 966-6256, manasota-88@comcast.net Michael Roth, Our Santa Fe River, (352) 316-4705, michael.roth@oursantaferiver.org Rachael Curran, People for Protecting Peace River, (727) 537-0802, rachael@curranlaw.org Sharon Lavigne, RISE St James, (225) 206-0900, sharonclavigne@gmail.com Darryl Malek-Wiley, Sierra Club, (504) 427-1885, Darryl.malek-wiley@sierraclub.org Justin Bloom, Tampa Bay and Suncoast Waterkeeper, (941) 275-2922, jbloom@suncoastwaterkeeper.org Congress Urged to Investigate Huge Wastewater Release, Threat of Catastrophic Collapse of Florida’s Piney Point Phosphogypsum Stack Tragedy Highlights Failure of States, EPA to Protect Communities, Environment From Phosphate Industry’s Radioactive Waste

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Editorial: Piney Point must be a wake-up call for Florida politicians

Editorial: Piney Point must be a wake-up call for Florida politicians
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'Mom, I've killed someone.' Witnesses recall Bayshore crash as young driver faces sentence

âMom, Iâve killed someone.â Witnesses recall Bayshore crash as young driver faces sentence Cameron Herrinâs friends and family testified Thursday about his character ahead of his sentencing for two deaths. Â Â Cameron Herrin listens to testimony during his sentencing hearing on Thursday, April 8, 2021. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ] Updated Just now TAMPA â When her son called that day in 2018, Cheryl Herrin could hear that he was crying. He told her heâd been in an accident. âMom,â he said. âIâve killed someone.â âNo, Cameron,â she said. âYouâre mistaken.â But she stayed on the phone long enough to drive to the scene

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Florida's latest regulatory nightmare exposes a glaring national failure

Florida s latest regulatory nightmare exposes a glaring national failure Jaclyn Lopez, opinion contributor © Getty Images Florida s latest regulatory nightmare exposes a glaring national failure As environmental regulators and politicians nervously saluted efforts to prevent the catastrophic release of millions of gallons of wastewater from the aging Piney Point phosphogypsum wastewater storage pond near Tampa, Fla., this week, there was scarce little talk of how we got here. Or of how we ll prevent similar disasters moving forward. Much like the country s toxic coal ash dumps and pollution-spewing oil and gas wells, the dozens of phosphogypsum stacks across Florida and beyond highlight regulatory failures and chronic injustices that pose catastrophic environmental harms and place disproportionate health and safety risks on Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) and low-wealth communities.

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