Win for Florida’s Beaches in Water Resources Development Act of 2024 | Florida Specifier
The Water Resources Development Act of 2024 provides new funding to support beach renourishment and restoration projects across Florida. This victory ensures long-term investments in maintaining Florida’s iconic beaches, critical to tourism and coastal protection.
Northern Everglades Water Quality Project Completed | Coastal Breeze News
A newly completed water quality project in the Northern Everglades aims to reduce nutrient pollution and restore vital ecosystems. This achievement marks progress in preserving water resources and protecting wildlife habitats.
EPA Approves Phosphogypsum Use for Florida Roads | The Hill
The EPA’s approval for using phosphogypsum in road construction raises both opportunities and concerns. While proponents highlight its economic and environmental benefits, critics point to potential risks associated with radioactive material.
Study Questions Manatee’s Status as a Florida Native Species | Bay News 9
Research from the University of South Florida challenges the long-held belief that manatees are native to Florida. This finding could have implications for conservation strategies and policies protecting the species.
Scientists Uncover Troubling Findings in Florida Ecosystem Research | Yahoo News
Scientists studying Florida’s ecosystems found evidence of significant environmental degradation linked to human activities. The findings highlight the urgency of addressing pollution and climate change to protect the state’s biodiversity.
Rodman Dam Removal Could Restore Ocklawaha River and Springs | Florida Times Union
Removing the Rodman Dam could revitalize the Ocklawaha River and its surrounding springs, restoring natural water flow and improving ecosystems. Advocates emphasize the ecological and recreational benefits of this long-debated project.
Florida’s Readiness for Tsunami Threats Examined | Florida Today
Experts evaluate Florida’s preparedness for potential tsunami events, highlighting vulnerabilities along the coastline. The state continues to assess and improve disaster readiness in the face of natural threats.
Court Rules Floridians Have No Right to Unpolluted Waters | Florida Phoenix
A court decision states that Floridians lack a constitutional right to clean water, sparking concern among environmentalists. The ruling could affect future efforts to combat water pollution and uphold environmental protections.
Miccosukee Tribe Fights to Protect the Everglades | Cherokee Phoenix
The Miccosukee Tribe is at the forefront of efforts to safeguard the Everglades from climate change impacts. Their advocacy underscores the cultural and environmental importance of preserving this unique ecosystem for future generations.
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