Florida to buy land from sugar corporation to restore Everglades
This is huge news. The state of Florida is planning to buy 185,000 acres from U.S. Sugar Corp. for Everglades restoration, according to the Sarasota Herald Tribune and many other sources.
I feel as though I've woken up in an alternate-reality world. Who would have thought? This is an even bigger land deal than the Babcock Ranch from a couple years ago.
Could this be the beginning of the end of the problem the Everglades has with phosphates? And water-flow problems? And ... so much more?
I feel as though I've woken up in an alternate-reality world. Who would have thought? This is an even bigger land deal than the Babcock Ranch from a couple years ago.
Could this be the beginning of the end of the problem the Everglades has with phosphates? And water-flow problems? And ... so much more?
Labels: Conservation land purchases, Everglades, Everglades restoration, land conservation, pollution, water flow, water quality
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