Red Tide sparks state of emergency in Florida as turtles, porpoises, and sharks wash ashore dead
The algal blooms leave sea life dead, and contribute to respiratory illnesses for humans: EPA/ ’s gulf coast, daily reports of “Dead Fish: Heavy” have become commonplace as toxic algae has bloomed, killing sea life, scaring tourists, and making breathing difficult for locals. , have forced Florida Governor Rick Scott to promise $1.5 million in emergency funding and declare a state of emergency in seven counties from Tampa Bay to the fringe of the Everglades. The algae bloom has led to grotesque scenes along the beaches in the red tide’s ...
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