A red tide is one type of harmful algal bloom and has been around since long before humans. However, pollution from chemicals, sewage, and i

From industrial waste to nutrient pollution, the state faces mounting water quality issues with serious implications for public health, wildlife, and the environment.

These increases in algae blooms have caused communities to question whether fish are safe to eat. Many Florida communities depend on fishing

Communities fighting to get fluoride out of drinking water came to Washington, DC, in unity with advocates impacted by chemical contaminatio

According to Fight For Zero, a nonprofit organization founded by cancer survivors, independent water testing results show forever chemicals

In 1992 Patrick AFB set to clean up the toxic dump near the Banana River. There were 30 toxic waste dumps at Patrick Air Force Base and near

The space industry has spent decades in Brevard County, Florida (also known as Florida's space coast), testing rockets and using chemicals r

South Florida sewer plants have been exporting sewage remnants to Brevard County for at least five years.

The non-profit organization Fight for Zero asked sixty-seven school districts and forty- two public colleges and universities across Florida

As communities impacted by PFAS contamination, we object to the EPA's preliminary remedial goal for groundwater as a source of current or po

The federal government also plays a crucial role, as demonstrated by the recent trip to Washington, D.C., highlighting the pressing need to

Governor DeSantis Office of Policy and Budget met with families affected by cancer and experts to address concerns about water quality and i

The health concern regarding PFAS chemicals is not limited to Satellite Beach. Health data collected by Fight for Zero members reveal diseas

Erin Brockovich, a renowned environmental activist, and Bob Bowcock, a water expert, traveled to multiple Florida communities facing water q