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After Debby swept through Sarasota Bay as a tropical storm, the water was murky, contained more nutrients, and had lower oxygen levels.
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While most algae blooms are beneficial, some can be harmful. These cyanobacterial blooms can look like foam, scum or mats on the surface of water — and they come with an unpleasant odor.
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Sarasota and Manatee counties aim to spend as rising water temperatures and the legacy of Piney Point threaten positive momentum.
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Lafley helped launch the bayfront destination; Crockatt runs it now. Both love the same parts of the park.
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Canal 1A's reopening also adds loads of sand to nearby gulf-facing beaches.
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Acreage of underwater meadows have been in decline since 2016, raising concerns in an area with a lot floating on a healthy ecosystem.
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New research finds that human pollution influences the severity of red tides more directly than scientists previously understood. The connection sheds light on the need for better water-quality monitoring statewide — and ultimately, to reduce the nutrient pollution flowing into Florida’s waterways.
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Nitrogen is the main pollutant of concern in Sarasota Bay. High concentrations of nitrogen spur algae growth which leads to declines in water quality.
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More than 800,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into Sarasota Bay after a wastewater pipe broke in Bradenton earlier this month.The spill happened while a…
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Two manatees were stranded after Hurricane Irma sucked the water out of Sarasota Bay, in Manatee County.Several people posted photos of the mammals on…