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Everglades: State land to aid restoration

UPDATE: Here's the latest map illustrating Florida's plan to buy US Sugar and create a natural flow for water into the everglades. Get the full story.

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Here's a couple graphics from our archives that relate to the recent story on the state purchasing land in the EAA.
Graphics locate government-owned property in the EAA and diagram the "River of Grass" through the Everglades.

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POSTED IN: Cindy Jones-Hulfachor (16), Environment (25), Government (24)

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...and just how much of the Lake are we going to dump in the Bay? Isn't it already at historic lows? I guess when the Poles melt and sea levels rise we can desalinate and drink that?

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