• Residents along the Indian River Lagoon have been cleaning up after last month’s unprecedented fish kill. As news broke of another fish kill in the Tampa area, 90.7’s Nicole Creston asked economic analyst Hank Fishkind to explain the economic implications of the Indian River Lagoon’s health.
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• Some 700 contestants will be competing in the Ron Jon Cocoa Beach Triathlon this weekend.
A brown algae bloom led to the death of 100,000 pounds of fish in the Indian River Lagoon.
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• Thousands of pounds of dead fish have been hauled away from the Indian River Lagoon but the brown tide remains. A group of U.S. Women’s Soccer players, including the Orlando Pride’s Alex Morgan, have accused the U.S. Soccer Federation of wage discrimination.
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• State wildlife and environmental officials touring a massive fish kills in the Indian River Lagoon say it appears that no more fish are dying. They toured an area stretching from Cocoa Beach to Patrick Air Force Base.
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• Brevard County Commissioners voted Tuesday not to request an emergency declaration from the governor for the Indian River Lagoon.
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• Flint Michigan’s water crisis sparked a reckoning for not just Michigan but other parts of the country too. The space coast has water problems too but it’s not the drinking water, it’s what’s flowing into the Indian River Lagoon. Altamonte Springs teams up with Uber.
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• In Brevard County leaders are launching a coordinated effort to collect thousands of dead fish fouling in the Indian River Lagoon.
The smelly carcasses have been bobbing on the lagoon’s surface since the weekend. They’ll be collected by boat and taken to the county landfill where they’ll be buried. But residents are left having to live with the smelly mess.
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