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Dolphins are dying at alarmingly high rates in Florida's Indian River Lagoon, a shallow estuary closed off from the Atlantic Ocean by barrier beaches. This place of white sands, seagrasses, and abundant wildlife has become over-saturated by harmful nitrogen pollutants, with a black, mucky bottom,

All too often, people throw trash out of their car windows, lose trash and let it blow away, leave trash on the beaches and in parks.  We realize that we can't control the actions of others, but let us take a pledge today, to pick up litter and properly throw it away.  Pledge to plant the seeds of

"Miami has long been called the 'shopping cart' for Latin America, and as globalization continues to grow across the region and hundreds of thousands are lifted from poverty into the middle classes, their demand for everything from better cell phones to better washers and dryers is expected to

Nitrogen is the worst pollutant of our oceans. In Florida's Indian River Lagoon, it is making dolphins sick by turning the water into a toxic soup every summer. A population of bottle-nosed dolphins swims their entire lives in Indian River Lagoon. The dolphin population outside the Lagoon shows

Sign to show that you are not in support of Child Abuse and that laws should be tougher. If A child is beaten by a violent drunken parent or other, because of the alcohol or substance being used by the parent  he or she should be held accountable and the child believed! DCF does not take seriously

On February 20th, 2000, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and allies began the two-week, 230-mile "March for Dignity, Dialogue, and a Fair Wage" in Ft. Myers... March 3rd-17th, 2013 - more than a decade later - we will march in a historic return to our roots for the two-week "March for Rights,