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Everglades: State land to aid restoration
UPDATE, TAKE TWO (April 1, 2009): Here is the map of the latest proposal to buy US Sugar land. You can get the story on the new deal here.
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.
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.
Comments
...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?
Posted by: Uh, Hello? | June 25, 2008 12:47 PM
I think all of you guys need to quit letting all the famers have all the water out of the lake.
It's not a lake anymore its a puddle.
Quit worring about the Everglades and worry about the real problem getting the water back in Lake Okeechobee.
Thank you,
Kayla-16
Posted by: Kayla | January 6, 2009 6:34 PM
I think all of you guys need to quit letting all the famers have all the water out of the lake.
It's not a lake anymore its a puddle.
Quit worring about the Everglades and worry about the real problem getting the water back in Lake Okeechobee.
Thank you,
Kayla-16
Posted by: Kayla | January 6, 2009 6:34 PM
I think all of you guys need to quit letting all the famers have all the water out of the lake.
It's not a lake anymore its a puddle.
Quit worring about the Everglades and worry about the real problem getting the water back in Lake Okeechobee.
Thank you,
Kayla-16
Posted by: Kayla | January 6, 2009 6:34 PM