Archive for Climate

Reduce the harmful Impact on our 600 Florida Springs

There over 600 springs in Florida that require we reduce the harmful impact we bring upon them.  Check out this St. Johns River Water Management District video for more information.

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1000 Friends of Florida Planning Strategies for the Everglades Agricultural Area

1000 Friends of Florida is calling on local, regional, state and federal government leaders to better address immediate planning threats, promote better regional planning, and develop a sustainable economic development strategy for the EAA and surrounding areas.  Read full news release

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Florida residents can participate in the International Coastal Cleanup - September 19, 2009

Florida residents can participate in the International Coastal Cleanup - September 19, 2009

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Website provides detailed information on St. John River algal blooms

Interested persons can visit this website which  provides detailed information on St. John River algal blooms .

St. Johns River Water Management District

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Florida residents can calculate personal or family’s greenhouse gas emissions

Florida residents can calculate personal or family’s greenhouse gas emissions by using the EPA’s online calculator.

EPA calculator

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Green house gas emissions

Video dealing with cleaner cars and gas emissions

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Our Oceans need our help

The following video outlines the rising concern over ocean debris in this state, this country and the world.

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President Bush discusses the environment

President Bush discusses the environment in a press release dated January 6th:

The new steps I’ve announced today are the capstone of an eight-year commitment to strong environmental protection and conservation. Look, I know that sounds contrary to the conventional wisdom of many in the news media. But let me just share a few facts about our record — and you can be the judge for yourself:

Read the release

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Florida green house gas emissions

Electric power and transportation sectors were responsible for over 90 percent of the emissions.

Source:  Serve to Preserve

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