Florida Bay Restoration Plan Could Backfire
12 August 2002 - 8:00am
Everglades restoration plan could harm Florida Bay.
"...a report issued by a panel of highly regarded scientists Thursday has concluded the 1,000-square-mile bay probably won't see the big fresh water boost some have expected would come with a $7.8 billion program to restore the upstream Everglades...Florida Bay is intimately connected to the Everglades and a vital piece of that larger ecosystem."
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Sun-Sentinel, August 9, 2002
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