Monthly Archives: November 2009

Judge Approves Historic EPA Settlement: EPA and Florida Must Set Limits on …Common Dreams (press release)The poison runoff triggers slimy algae outbreaks which foul Florida's beaches, lakes, rivers, and springs more each year, threatening public health, …and more » More: continued … Continue reading →

Cape May County Herald Coastal Flood StatementWALA-TV FOX10.LARGE SWELLS GENERATED FROM A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM EAST OF THE CAROLINAS WILL AFFECT SOUTHEAST FLORIDA BEACHES TODAY. …STRONG RIP CURRENTS AND HAZARDOUS …Coastal Flood StatementWALA-TV FOX10all 138 news articles » More: continued here

Before first flight, new Florida airport gets another new nameUSA TodayThe Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport became The Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport on Wednesday morning. …EDITORIAL: What's in a name?The News HeraldUnfinished Panama City airport gets a new namePensacola … Continue reading →

New airport gets another new nameMiamiHerald.comThe Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport became The Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport on Wednesday morning. …Airport lands on another nameThe News HeraldDestination: ProsperityWJHG-TVall 18 news articles » More: continued here

Airport lands on another nameThe News Herald… Authority voted Tuesday to change the name of the new airport under construction near West Bay to the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport. …Destination: ProsperityWJHG-TVAirport Renamed, AgainWMBB-TVall 12 news articles » More: continued here

Why Texas beaches look differentTampa TribuneWest Florida beaches are blessed with especially clean sugar-white sand. Louisiana and Texas are not so blessed. There is a good reason for the difference. … More: continued here

CBC.ca Breck: Ida looks to be weakeningFOX 8 News WVUE-TVHurricane warnings have been issued from Pascagoula eastward into the Florida beaches. The National Hurricane Center's forecast track keeps the brunt of the …Hurricane Ida Update: Sunday Evening Notes and Briefing … Continue reading →

Warmer weather disrupts mullet runMiamiHerald.com… One of the angling downsides of the unseasonably warm weather this fall is the fizzling of the annual mullet run along southeast Florida's beaches. … More: continued here