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More oyster gardens installed enhancing Longboat Key green initiatives

Vertical oyster gardens, though simple in structure, can improve water quality and provide habitats for marine life. ....

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That Huge Sargassum Bloom is Filled with Plastic and Deadly Bacteria

Research shows that plastic floating in the seaweed contains high levels of flesh-eating bacteria. ....

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A Different Type of Algae Threatens Suncoast

It’s not red tide, it’s not seaweed. It’s trichodesmuim and it’s a different algae. It has negative effects on humans and it’s headed towards the Suncoast. ....

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The Great Atlantic Sargassum

The Great Atlantic Sargassum is hitting Key West, the Lower Keys, and Cocoa currently. The potentially toxic seaweed has a chance of making it onto the Suncoast. ....

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Persistent Toxic Red Tide Causes Rapid Die-Off for Seagrass in Florida

Experts say rapid die-off in Florida seagrass is caused by the persistent toxic red tide. Read more here. ....

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