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President to read

For President Obama

(We think the President read it)

2012 Progress Report on Everglades Restoration
ALSO AVAILABLE

CEPP - August 2013
Central Everglades Planning Project - Draft Integrated Project Implementation Report (PIR) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

CEPP facts

New hunt for oil in Florida raises environmental concerns

Associated Press

Teen scientist finds solution to tackle water quality issues

News-Medical.net

Water district flip flops on tax cut

Another water district cut will hurt Everglades

EPA Water Rule heads to court

Jeb Bush takes positions on climate change, EPA rules, other energy issues

Obama will use veto to defend climate change plan if necessary

Swiftmud: Plan to protect Peace River flow OK'd

Burmese python bagged in Everglades measures 18 feet, 3 inches and 133 pounds

Tampa Bay Times

Florida environmental groups say Amendment 1 funds being misused

Florida leads nation in property at risk from climate change

USF Researchers find reasons behind increases in urban flooding

Florida Water Daily

Florida DEP provides $4.4 Million in funding for Oyster Cultch Placement Project

Florida environmentalists cheer land conservation deal

Public News Service

Gov. Rick Scott as environmental champion? Yes, says foundation headed by developer

Tampa Bay Times

Seagrass hints at Indian River Lagoon rebound

Where does all the carbon dioxide in the Everglades go ?

Environmental groups raise concerns over Florida's new hunt for oil

Associated Press

Pick to lead state DEP still unconfirmed

Daytona News Journal

Lake Water Authority eyeing 100 acres on Lake Norris

DailyCommecial.com

Parks and wildlife department: Rains boost lakes, fishing stock

JacksonvilleProgress.com

Blue-green algae bloom near Lake O contains toxins, state says

Palm Beach Post

Give water district more liquid assets

South Florida water budget back in play

The Everglades and oil drills shouldn't mix

A sweet deal: The royal family of cane benefits from political giving

Manipulating Florida’s environmental agenda: The Everglades Foundation and Everglades Trust

BizPackReview.com

What recourse do citizens have ?

Working hard to balance what’s best for wildlife and people

Earth’s most famous climate scientist issues bombshell sea level warning

EPA, blasted for going too far in water rule, now sued for not going far enough

Florida’s war on invasive species drags on

Is agriculture compatible with clean water ?

Duluth News Tribune

Public needs to urge officials to restore health of Everglades, estuaries and water resources

Pine Island Eagle

Army Corps of Engineers accepting water resources project proposals

Florida Water Daily

Drought is hammering migratory species and wetlands

DailyAstorian.com

South Florida scientists fear mass exodus as sea level rise worsens

“Building Strong” relationships, ACOE. St Lucie River/Indian River Lagoon

JacquiThurlowLippisch.com

No oil drilling in Everglades

HeraldTribune.com

Porter joins Rookery Bay Reserve staff

Proposed greenway through 'Glades inspires protests

Tegus on list of Sunshine State's most aggressive invasive species

Water, water everywhere in Florida, but whose is it ?

Before drilling in Everglades, regulate, regulate, regulate

Once part of county clean-water plan, stormwater ponds threatened due to cost

StAugustine.com

Florida Roundup: Is there oil in the Everglades ?

Florida town bans fracking, But will it last ?

Drought concerns trigger fight over possible Lake O pumping

Miramar takes stand against Everglades oil drilling

Water district balks at property tax cut despite state pressure

Florida City bans fracking

Group vows to fight Everglades oil drilling

PublicNewsService.org

Health officials issue public warning on algal blooms

Jacksonville.com

Springs spending

SouthLakePress.com

Eco-Village looks to expand Miami-Dade development boundary

Environmentalists say tax cut imperils Everglades

Water district OKs permit for Sleepy Creek farm

Algal blooms observed at Doctors Lake in Clay County

Climate change: scientists warn water levels may rise up yo 20 feet

Dockery Amendment 1 analysis makes points; let me add mine

South Florida experiencing worst drought in decades

Florida Water Daily ·

Brevard businessman seeks understanding from EPA

Eight people rescued from three airboats stranded in Everglades

Oil well proposed for Broward Everglades

Voter-approved Everglades repair work long overdue

PBdailyNews.com

Water management budget must grow with region’s needs

PalmBeachPost.com

Big Sugar: Hiding in plain sight

CounterPunch.com

Down, but not out

Cp.CoralDailyBreeze

FDEP authorizes SFWMD C-139 Annex Restoration Project

Florida Water Daily

Smoky smell caused by a muck fire in Everglades District

SFWMD starts up wet season water storage for the St. Lucie River

Florida Water Daily

Gimenez backs off push for Everglades air show

Two Florida families among country's largest landowners, according to Forbes

Naples Daily News

Conserve water or we'll wind up drinking from the toilet

Florida Springs Council seeks ‘Seat at the table’ on State spending

Florida Water Daily

Ralliers needed for water quality cause

FtMyersBch Bull.

Voters need to bring accountability back to Florida

Pine Island Eagle

2015 Florida legislative update: Environment, Growth Management and Water

Florida families on Forbes list of largest landowners

Industry should pay more to restore springs, advocacy group says

New report highlights insane drop in environmental regulation enforcement under Gov. Rick Scott

Attorneys general call to kill “Waters of the United States” rule

Floridan aquifer concerns could affect Coastal Georgia

West Palm Beach to establish Watershed Advisory Committee

Florida Water Daily

Audubon declares areas in and around the Florida Keys a birder's paradise

5-year-old girl dies after being struck by leaping sturgeon in Suwannee River

Tampa Bay Times

Florida Bay needs our help

What happened to that $1.8B surplus ?

Lawsuit filed to overturn ‘Waters of the United States’ rule

$25 million to create more nature trails goes into effect today

BP agrees to pay $18.7 billion for Gulf oil disaster

Envir. News Service

Cleaner water now flowing on the Treasure Coast

FPL wants to build $1.2 billion natural gas plant in Okeechobee

Palm Beach Post

State budget architect says Amendment 1 goals met

Water quality clear along the Gulf Coast

Budget, ‘by every measure,’ exceeds Amendment 1 mandates

Everglades ranked the top place to fish and boat in country

Florida AG joins multi-state lawsuit against EPA's ‘Clean Water Rule’

Picayune pump station delivers first gallons of water for restoration

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JULY 2015

A storm of citizen
protest and eco-political
activity brewed in the
past year:
DAMAGING
FRESHWATER
WASTING

LO water release

Outstanding Question:

WHY NOT "Move it South" ?

Meaning "dirty" water from Lake Okeechobee - and instead of disastrous releases into the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee Rivers, move it where it used to flow - South.

Is it possible ? Would the bridge on US-41 do the trick ?

CLICK HERE
for the ANSWER

Timeless :

Click for milestone REPORT :

WHO Pollutes ? WHO Pays ?

"Enterprise Assessment for the Reduction of Nutrient
Pollution in South Florida Waters"

(by RTI International)

JUNE 2015

June end :

Protecting wetlands and water bodies from shooting range activities generates $1 Million

Sinkholes are drying out Orange Lake

State adds land near springs to its ‘Florida Forever’ list

States sue over waters of the U.S. rule

There could be many uses for Lake Okeechobee water drained out to sea

FL district, agricultural partners explore innovative rainwater harvesting techniques

Florida Bay still at risk as restoration moves forward

Sugar from Cuba not a concern to U.S. sugar producers

Sugar lands south of lake needed for restoration, water flow

Amendment 1 betrayed

Bold leadership on water lacking in Fla.

Conservation Amendment goes to court

Florida’s evolution: Once underwater, state could sink

Tallahas. Democrat

Lawmakers ignored will of voters when spending Amendment 1 funds

Sargassum is ruining beaches from Texas to Tobago

What's the science behind our daily downpours ?

Sugar cane burning - target of Sierra Club

California hopes to drink Pacific Ocean

Finding an efficient way to store water surpluses could pay off well

LubbockOnline.com

Government agencies partner to combat climate change

Water Technology

Heat-tolerant genes could help corals adapt to climate change

NewScientist.com

UF/IFAS invasives research facility likely to close

AgProfessional.com

Want to experience the estuaries up close?

Water farming sometimes drenched in controversy

Will the Everglades, and its surprises, ever get full protection ?

LiveScience.com

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