Monthly Archives: September 2009

Examiner.com Red Flag Warning for Central FloridaExaminer.comA COMBINATION OF There is a MODERATE Rip Current threat today for the Central Florida beaches. RIP CURRENTS AT THE CENTRAL FLORIDA ATLANTIC BEACHES TODAY. … More: continued here

Fewer Cubans are migrating to USMiamiHerald.comThe sharp decline is evident in the number of Cubans intercepted in the Florida Straits and those landing on South Florida beaches. …and more » More: continued here

Futurecast:4-day Outlook for the Orlando AreaExaminer.comSurf forecast for the Central Florida beaches will be poor with declining surf toward mid-week. We should see a 1 to 2 foot Northeast swell. … More: continued here

Too slick for FloridaOrlando SentinelImagine the damage a similar leak a few miles off Florida's beaches could cause. Luckily, currents are keeping the Australian leak from the continent's …and more » More: continued here

Tampabay.com MRSA not in Florida, but use caution at beachesTampabay.comUntil recently, it had not been reported at beaches, and Florida beaches are not tested for its presence. But more than 300 Florida beaches, … More: continued here

Coastal Cleanup volunteers bag litter along Palm BeachPalm Beach Daily NewsYet, day after day, it finds its way onto otherwise beautiful South Florida beaches. Cleaning it all up just about requires a small army. …and more » More: continued here

Does religious dogma hamper good leadership?Tampabay.comDrilling right off of Florida's beaches? No. 1 on the list of worst ideas ever. Colleen Castille and Allison DeFoor argue in their guest column that we …and more » More: continued here

Big Oil mixing money and politics in TallahasseeMiamiHerald.comThe issue of drilling in waters closer to Florida's beaches than is now allowed isn't going to go away. Big Oil is mixing money and politics in Tallahassee …Local lawmakers: oil drilling bill … Continue reading →