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How Red Tide is associated with climate change and its affecting Florida right now
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Red tide has hit the Florida coastline once again due to a variety of reasons that will not go away any time soon unless Florida's water quality problem is solved soon and it's affecting the local people and economy. It's not the worst red tide event that we have seen in the recent past, but it seems to be popping up year after year and that is concerning many scientists as climate change is making things worse. We are starting to see the long-term effects of red tide, increased nutrients, and warmer waters so we are going to talk about it during this episode.
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