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Voter rights groups set to challenge Florida's restrictive new election laws in federal court Miami-Dade County’s plan to address one of the biggest sources of pollution in Biscayne Bay — and one of the grossest consequences of rising seas — kicked off with a ceremonial shovelful of dirt New septic tank law in florida 2020 Miami-Dade County’s plan to address one of the biggest sources of pollution in Biscayne Bay — and one of the grossest consequences of rising seas — kicked off with a ceremonial shovelful of dirt The legal battle over a highly controversial, year-old election law that makes it harder for Floridians to vote by mail and to do third-party voter drives is set to begin Monday in federal court in Panama City plans to spend a $3 million grant on replacing septic systems with sewer lines in the Kings Bayou and Pretty Bayou areas. Legal Cannabis Opens a Pandora’s Box of Equity Issues
A new analysis by the Cato Institute has shown that the most free states remained New Hampshire, Florida and Nevada while the most restrictive were New York, Hawaii and California. This story is the first in a four-part series about cannabis equity in America. Full Disclosure: I am so thoroughly in the tank for cannabis that I believe negative “stoner behavior” can be chalked up A move to help business owners fight regulations enacted by cities and counties survived a pair of Senate committees, but faces a troubled path forward with lawmakers who were warned it could trigger Miami-Dade County begins removing polluting septic tanks
Miami-Dade begins removing polluting septic tanks in race against sea level rise A year prior, he stated septic tank runoff was a major contributor to the toxic blue-green algae blooms in the St. Lucie River during the summer of 2016. When announcing the new research Nutrient-rich discharges from Lake Okeechobee, wastes from aging septic tanks and fertilizer runoff from farms to manicured lawns have taken a toll along Florida’s Atlantic coast in the form of Panama City accepts $3 million grant to replace some septic systems with sewer lines A Fla. legislative committee unanimously passed some Blue-Green Algae Task Force recommendations, including a septic tank inspection every five years. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida Senate Panama City accepts $3 million grant to replace some septic systems with sewer lines America becomes nanny state: Freedoms dwindled over past 20 years due to federal encroachment
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