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Environment
Tuesday, 05 September 2023 19:52
DEBUNKED BY DECADES? DeSantis Blasts Climate Critics with Historical Hurricane Facts
Richard Luthmann
PALM BEACH – Hurricane Idalia's destruction? Blame it on 1896, says Florida's top guy. As critics point fingers at climate change for the hurricane…
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Wednesday, 16 February 2022 21:34
Bad Water Bill Threatens Years Of Clean Water Progress
Written by Production
The annual Florida Legislative Session is a 60-day window (Jan 11-March 11) where the Legislature is convened for the purpose of lawmaking. On February…
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It’s what we’ve waited for: Summer! Though the season brings longer, sunnier days, it also comes with life-threatening weather hazards such as extreme heat,…
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Friday, 21 May 2021 10:32
As Hurricane Season Nears, Insurers Seek to Shed Florida Policies
Written by Production
More than 53,000 Florida homeowners will be looking for property insurance on June 1, the day hurricane season begins, if Gov. Ron DeSantis approves…
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Saturday, 19 December 2020 10:15
Rising Seas Could Divert Florida Funding From Everglades Water Quality
Written by Production
House Speaker Chris Sprowls and Senate President Wilton Simpson want to address water quality and tidal flooding issues differently than lawmakers have…
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Perhaps the coronavirus pandemic began in a Wuhan wet market, as is most commonly claimed. But it makes no sense to dismiss the alternate…
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Friday, 17 January 2020 07:52
Florida To Buy 20,000 Acres In Everglades To ‘Permanently Save’ It From Oil Drilling
Written by Production
Gov. Ron DeSantis Wednesday announced the state will purchase 20,000 acres spanning a 150-mile swath of Everglades between Fort Myers and Miami to ensure…
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Friday, 11 January 2019 14:24
Governor DeSantis Asks Water Management District Board Members To Resign Over Florida Crystals Lease
Written by Super User
At a news conference Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019, at Flagler Place in Stuart, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced new water policies and asked all…
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As Governor Elect DeSantis prepares for his Jan. 8 inauguration, a series of advisory transition committees are meeting and talking…
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Following direction from Gov. Rick Scott and an emergency order issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), the South Florida Water Management…
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Saturday, 09 September 2017 11:59
Hurricane Irma weakens Over Cuba to Cat 3: expected to strengthen again when over water!
Written by Production
Hurricane Irma weakened as it makes landfall into Cuba, expected to turn to the north and strengthen again to cat 4 or 5 as…
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Thursday, 07 September 2017 11:02
IRMA Track Staying Low: Headed for Florida East Coast? West Coast?
Written by Production
Latest wind conditions in the Atlantic seem to be keeping the projected path of Hurricane Irma closer to Cuba, making Florida landfall…
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It's been nearly 12 years since a major tropical cyclone hit Southtwest Florida, nearly 12 years since locals had to gear up and get…
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Even though Heavy downpours early Sunday morning have finally brought some relief to Firefighters battling wild fires across the southern half of Florida, Fires…
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Wednesday, 15 March 2017 21:45
Medical Marijuana And Your Second Amendment Rights
Written by Production
Now that Medical Marijuana has been voted on here in Florida, one thing you should be aware of before you run out and get…
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Dear readers: I offer a brief, fun Florida History Quiz: When Juan Ponce de León stepped ashore in 1513 as Florida’s first undocumented immigrant,…
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Monday, 26 September 2016 13:30
Fertiliser Plant Contaminates Aquifer System With Radioactive Water
Contributor
A massive sinkhole (40 feetaccross) at a fertilizer plant inMulberry, Florida, has causedabout 215 million gallons of radioactivewater to drain down intoFloridians’ aquifer system,…
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Thursday, 15 September 2016 15:07
WHO IS BIG SUGAR? ASR Group -The People Who Are Keeping Our Water Dirty!
Contributor
American Sugar Refining,Inc., the world’s largest supplier ofrefined sugar, has unveiled a newcorporate brand name: ASR Group.The company, which is owned byFlorida Crystals Corp.…
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The state EnvironmentalRegulation Commission has votedto increase allowable levels of cancer-causing chemicals in Floridawaters.And Rick Scott wonderswhy Floridians distrust his administration.“Trust us; we’re experts,”the…
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Thursday, 12 May 2016 11:30
Oil Company Wins Approval To Survey Sensitive Big Cypress Preserve For Energy Resources
Contributor
The National Park Service has decided to allow a Texas company to explore for oil and gas in the Big Cypress National Preserve, one…
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SW Florida’s “water wars” are heating up and David Guest a litigator and managing attorney for Earth Justice has his hand on the thermostat.…
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