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  Drowning City to Host G7 Summit, but "Climate Change Will Not Be on the Agenda"

  October 18 at 1:02 p.m.

  Nobody should be surprised that President Donald Trump selected his South Florida golf resort to host the G7 summit. Ever since this year's summit wrapped up in France, he's been pushing the Trump National Doral Miami as a venue and dismissed allegations of Emoluments Clause violations.

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  Misael Soto's New Installation in Collins Park Takes on Climate Change

  October 17 at 12:10 p.m.

  Michael Soto's Department of Reflection invites everyday citizens to join the conversation about climate change.

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  Cocaine Overdose Therapy Is Being Tested to Treat Florida Sea Turtles

  October 11 at 2:57 p.m.

  Sea turtles suffering from toxic red tide exposure could benefit from a therapy used to treat human drug overdoses

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  King Tide Is Over — Here Are the Craziest Miami Flood Videos

  October 4 at 9 a.m.

  For the past week, parts of Miami have basically become a water park. King tide — the phenomenon that creates sunny-day flooding due to the positioning of the moon — began last Thursday and ended yesterday. South Florida streets were soaked with saltwater, inconveniencing just about everyone.

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  Artist Xavier Cortada Is Asking Miamians to Plant the City's First Urban Mangrove Forest

  September 25 at 10:01 a.m.

  From street flooding after summer rainstorms to king tide deluges in Miami Beach, the effects of sea-level rise are already being felt in Miami-Dade. Mangroves could stem them.

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  Despite Continual Leaks Into Biscayne Bay, Miami-Dade Might Slash Sewer Budget

  September 18 at 2:54 p.m.

  Miami is a worldwide tourist destination for its beautiful beaches and clean water — but nobody can enjoy it when shit is spilling into the bay. Aging pipes installed near Oleta River State Park in the '960s ruptured last month, resulting in 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage leaking into the Oleta River and Biscayne Bay.