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Headed To The Beach? Be Ready To Deal With Record Seaweed
With months left in the typical seaweed season, the county's collected tonnage has already surpassed the last two years.
September 4, 2022
Every morning, before a storm of visitors rains down on Miami Beach, a hefty tractor rakes the shoreline, scooping up a brown stinky seaweed known as sargassum.
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Normally, the process runs like clockwork for the Miami-Dade County Parks and Recreation Department. But in recent months, it's become a more laborious effort as record amounts taint the county's coastline.
With months left in the typical seaweed season, the county's collected tonnage has already surpassed the last two years.
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