The main idea that they found was the dominance was the most impactful variable on violence in relationships. What this means is that without some sort of power dynamic (one being in more charge in the relationships) violence usually isn't exerted in those relationships.

That's because Florida produces over 50% of the U.S sugar cane and over 20% of the whole U.S sugar in generally.

Additionally, critics argue that the sugar industry's influence on water management policies allows for practices that can increase nutrient pollution, further contributing to red tide problems

water flowed naturally from Orlando southward along the Kissimmee River watershed, around the shallow lake and in a wide swath southwest to Florida Bay. Along the way, wetland plants naturally filtered out pollutants before the water reached the Gulf. Then, in 1948, the Corps of Engineers created the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA), an elaborate drainage system of pumps and canals crisscrossing a 700,000-acre area of rich muck for agriculture.

Another comparison to make between Red Tide and the concept of slow violence is through the idea of “surplus people”

The last main consequence of Red Tide I believe has to do with the economic effect Red Tide has on communities in Florida.

According to FWC just saltwater fishing is worth 9.2 billion dollars alone which shouldn't come as a surprise from a place called the fishing capitol of the world.

“These community shifts and species specific declines appear to be associated with the red tide event"

rise in the amount of K brevis is directly associated with more fish deaths in the affected areas

When the contaminated water comes into contact with the air, the toxins can spread through the air affecting people in the coastal areas, usually in some respiratory way. Another big way that the toxins and organisms can spread is through food, espically shellfish.

The science behind Red Tide and how it actually caused comes from “Karenia brevis (K brevis), which is a dinoflagellate that periodically blooms. When it blooms, it releases potent neurotoxin, brevetoxin, into the surrounding waters and air along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico"

One indication of Red Tide is the changing of the color of the water from a blueish greenish color to a more yellowish brownish water.