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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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    July 18, 2011

    Beekeeper Marcie Davis's Honey Mustard Miracle

    all photos Laine Doss Forager bees coming home after collecting nectar​Marcie Davis sells her local honey at the weekly Coconut Grove organic market and online. Wearing a bee necklace, she displays her wares with the smile of a mom showing what her child made in art class - local honey, bee ... More >>

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    June 21, 2007

    Clever Green

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

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    January 19, 2006

    A Fish Farmer's Tale

    Could this be the next salmon?

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    April 29, 2004

    The 3% Man

    Ralph Nader looks at Florida and sees a decadent Democratic Party

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    April 29, 2004

    The Greenpeace Effect

    Environmental advocates claim they just want loggers to play by the rules. But Brazilian mahogany barons, local lumber lords, the U.S. Department of Justice, and the Port of Miami all want these tree-huggers stopped

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    October 10, 2002

    The Big Cypress Deal

    The cover story is conservation, but the Bush boys have their hands in the taxpayers' pockets again

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    October 3, 2002

    What Did You Do in the War on Poverty?

    Always fighting the good fight, Miami's politicians have been tireless in assisting the city's poor huddled masses

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    March 14, 2002

    Letters from the Issue of March 14, 2002

    University of Miami administrators called for downfield interference

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    February 14, 2002

    Pollution Solution

    Want to hear more about a plan to protect the county's water supply from contamination? Good luck.

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    November 15, 2001

    Greed Stinks

    It smells like political cronyism, laced with a little Penelas and arsenic

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    December 21, 2000

    Destiny's Child

    The battle over Homestead is déjà vu all over again

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    September 21, 2000

    In Too Deep

    Four years ago a dangerous chemical tanker ran aground in Biscayne National Park. The salvage operation that followed would go down in history.

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    September 7, 2000

    A Hole So Foul

    Somehow no one noticed that a monstrous gash was illegally being dug into the bottom of Biscayne Bay

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    August 31, 2000

    DeFede: Deconstructing Alex

    He billed himself as a reformer, but a close look at Alex Penelas's record reveals a politician more in tune with ambition than innovation

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    July 13, 2000

    Jiang Zemin Stuns World, Embraces Democracy

    Letters from the issue of July 13, 2000

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    October 7, 1999

    Forcing Out HABDI

    One of South Florida's oldest families is nearing a come-from-behind victory in the battle for the Homestead Air Base

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    December 11, 1997

    Air Base Confidential

    One of South Florida's oldest families is nearing a come-from-behind victory in the battle for the Homestead Air Base

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    October 9, 1997

    Temporarily Grounded?

    The race to develop Homestead Air Force Base could soon hit a major snag. It's called Mother Nature.

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    February 13, 1997

    How Green Is Too Green?

    Bulldozers. Pesticides. Fertilizers. If you live in South Florida, golf's threat to the ecosystem might get you teed off.

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    December 12, 1996

    The Last of the Indian Wars

    The fight may be about houses in the Everglades, but the battle is about Miccosukee independence by paula park

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    June 6, 1996

    DeFede

    Friends (and Money) in High Places

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    March 28, 1996

    A Whiter Shade of Green

    Friends (and Money) in High Places

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    December 21, 1995

    Bugged!

    Ever wanted to rub out every single insect in your home? Rent a tent!

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    November 2, 1995

    Did You Sully That Gully?

    They're working to make Homestead Air Force Base pollution-free, but the military wants no part of the canal that flows from the base into Biscayne Bay

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    October 20, 1994

    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.

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    October 12, 1994
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    July 20, 1994

    From Sassy to Tallahassee

    A brash young environmental administrator is handed a pay cut and a ticket on a fast train out of South Florida

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    April 14, 1993

    Junkies

    It alters perceptions and skews the ability to tell right from wrong. Ultimately, it results in a dysfunctional society. But it's not a drug. It's the War on Drugs.

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    September 4, 1991

    Whoppers!

    It alters perceptions and skews the ability to tell right from wrong. Ultimately, it results in a dysfunctional society. But it's not a drug. It's the War on Drugs.

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