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Molly Duerig

Molly Duerig

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Investigative Journalist, Spectrum News 13

Orlando

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Data stories ranging from education to infrastructure but I have a special affinity for health and climate.

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Total articles 882

  • New plans for restoring Florida springs are almost ready

    By Molly Duerig Verified| Central Florida Public Media Verified New Basin Management Action Plans, or BMAPs, are taking shape to help freshwater springs plagued by pollution in the Sunshine State. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection on Thursday wrapped up a series of public meetings the agency has held over recent months, to discuss required updates to the BMAPs ahead of a July deadline. The new BMAPs are due because of a court ruling issued in 2023, finding FDEP’s original BMAPs violated state law.

    By Molly Duerig Verified · Central Florida Public Media

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Seminole County joins a growing anti-fluoridation contingent in Florida

    By Molly Duerig Verified| Central Florida Public Media Verified Seminole County joins a growing list of at least 22 Florida communities that have chosen to stop fluoridating drinking water since November, when State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo issued guidance against the long-recommended dental health practice. County commissioners voted 4-1 Tuesday to stop fluoridating water, with District 3 Commissioner Lee Constantine casting the only dissenting vote.

    By Molly Duerig Verified · Central Florida Public Media

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • New plans for restoring Florida springs are almost ready

    By Molly Duerig Verified| Central Florida Public Media Verified New Basin Management Action Plans, or BMAPs, are taking shape to help freshwater springs plagued by pollution in the Sunshine State. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection on Thursday wrapped up a series of public meetings the agency has held over recent months, to discuss required updates to the BMAPs ahead of a July deadline. The new BMAPs are due because of a court ruling issued in 2023, finding FDEP’s original BMAPs violated state law.

    By Molly Duerig Verified · Central Florida Public Media

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Spectrum News 13

Orlando, Florida, United States

+1 407-273-2300