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With shrinking revenues and widening deficits, state lawmakers will be sharpening their budget axes when the Legislature meets in March. Odds are high that they'll once again target Florida Forever, the state's widely praised land preservation program. Full Article at Miami Herald
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ARCADIA, Florida – Greg Bove steps into his pickup truck and drives down a sandy path to where the future of Florida’s renewable energy plans begin: Acres of open land filled with solar panels that will soon power thousands of homes and business. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph
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Most land-use changes occurring in the continental United States reduce vegetative cover and raise regional surface temperatures, says a new study by scientists at the University of Maryland, Purdue University, and the University of Colorado in Boulder. Full Article at RedOrbit
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1:10 A.M. — What we have here is an environmental irony. Full Article at The News-Press
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A great deal of misinformation is being circulated about efforts by water-management districts, numerous cities and counties, utilities throughout Florida and industries across the state in response to efforts by the federal government, through the U.S. Full Article at Naples Daily News
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If we don’t get our market right and send the right market signals and really support growing this technology, we will be buying solar panels from other countries
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There is no plan in place for revenue enhancement
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The county commission is seven people and they're making a decision that's going to affect the entire future of agriculture and Everglades restoration in the EAA
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Transportation is a bigger need
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