Engineering

Global warming could put Turkey Point nuclear reactors under water

Poisoned Well

What was contaminating our drinking water? Who knows - Dade officials stopped looking.

Imagineering the Possibilities

What was contaminating our drinking water? Who knows - Dade officials stopped looking.

Clever Green

Florida is starved for electricity. Some eco-renegades are growing their own.

Return of Three Mile Island?

Exelon plans to build a new nuclear power plant. Ho-hum.

God's Eye on the Sparrow

Should 2700 little birds be allowed to hold up the reclaiming of the Everglades?

Better Lake Than Never?

Officials insist the Lake Belt created by limestone mining in Northwest Miami-Dade will be an eco-panacea. Critics say that's all wet.

Swamp and Circumstance

Planners hope the Natural System Model can help restore the Everglades. But will it survive politics?

Home on the Glades

For the Cuban cowboys of west Miami-Dade, restoring the Everglades means destroying their way of life

Life's a Ditch

Residents of the controversial 8 1/2 Square Mile Area fear a government conspiracy to flush them from their homes

Left Out

When Everglades National Park chief Dick Ring held a feel-good camp-out in the Dry Tortugas, he really toasted some people's marshmallows

GET THE KIDS INSIDE! BOLT THE DOOR!

Toxic sewage spawns swamp monsters; officials say no cause for alarm

Nice House, Rotten Spot

This can't be what the real estate pros have in mind when they say "Location, location, location"

Here' s Looking At You

Airport officials want to clarify those warning signs about lead in the drinking water at MIA: Never mind! Just ignore 'em!

The Million-Dollar Flush

At last an agreement between the county and the feds over Dade's sewage mess. The price could make you gag.

The Last Frontier

When authorities pledged to reflood the Everglades, they tried to accommodate residents of the 8 1/2 Square Mile Area in Southwest Dade. They're still trying.

Running on Empty

A century of messing with Mother Nature has robbed the Everglades of too much water. Now we don't even have enough for ourselves.

Gully Gee!

A century of messing with Mother Nature has robbed the Everglades of too much water. Now we don't even have enough for ourselves.

We are now scrambling to find additional supplies of water. Among their most immediate measures, they recently requested permission from the state to pump more water for treatment at the Hialeah-Preston plants.

A century of messing with Mother Nature has robbed the Everglades of too much water. Now we don't even have enough for ourselves.

Greener Runaways

A "proactive" Metro-Dade is dragged kicking and screaming into environment consciousness

We Don't Swim in Your Toilet

So don't complain when we spill 25 million gallons of sewage onto your beaches

Sewergate

If you think Dade County is a filthy mess now, just wait till you're drowning in it

Waste Erased

Scientist Brian LaPointe wants to tame the sugar barons, corner the cat food market, and solve the sewage problems of the Florida Keys

Straight Flush

Experts say the big sewage pipeline under Biscayne Bay could burst at any moment. If it does -- bye, bye, Miami.

Canoe Trip

Experts say the big sewage pipeline under Biscayne Bay could burst at any moment. If it does -- bye, bye, Miami.