Everglades restoration project.

[lg325]

Something Dem and Repubs can get behind. Gov. Desantis and I am sure folks on both sides of the aisle had something to do with this.
It is what can be done by government when the citizens get behind it.

 

[sealybobo]

Something Dem and Repubs can get behind. Gov. Desantis and I am sure folks on both sides of the aisle had something to do with this.
It is what can be done by government when the citizens get behind it.

Of course Republicans are okay with Federal money going to a red state.

The CERP was authorized by Congress in 2000 as a plan to "restore, preserve, and protect the south Florida ecosystem while providing for other water-related needs of the region, including water supply and flood protection." At a cost of more than $10.5 billion and with a 35+ year time-line, this is the largest hydrologic restoration project ever undertaken in the United States.

President Bill Clinton signs the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration plan into law in 2000, surrounded by advocates including Mary Barley, one of The Everglades Foundation's Founding Directors.

 

[1srelluc]

35 years? Teddy would have had it done way before that.

 

[Mushroom]

Eventually that is all going to be under sea level anyways, even faster according to what some are claiming.

If the doomsayers are correct and sea levels rise a foot in the next 25 years, this is all for nothing.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Something Dem and Repubs can get behind. Gov. Desantis and I am sure folks on both sides of the aisle had something to do with this.
It is what can be done by government when the citizens get behind it.

How about telling us what is in the video instead of posting the video and making us watch it to find out what the **** you are talking about?

 

[egp320i]

Something Dem and Repubs can get behind. Gov. Desantis and I am sure folks on both sides of the aisle had something to do with this.
It is what can be done by government when the citizens get behind it.

how they just go restore 50+ years old trees and how much has been destroyed, when where and how?

need more context on what they are trying to fix damage wise