Scott PowersMay 10, 2022
6min0
'The pollution in the Indian River Lagoon is preventable.'
indian river lagoonImage via AP.
Scott PowersMay 10, 2022
Daniel Figueroa IVJanuary 26, 2022
6min0
It's deadly news for Florida's dwindling manatee population.
Scott PowersAugust 13, 2021
7min2719
He and Rene Plasencia have troubling observations.
Scott PowersApril 26, 2021
7min1828
More than $3 million in pet project money sprinkled onto Central Florida.
Scott PowersJanuary 14, 2020
7min410
Fine bills create new carrot [matching grants] and stick [fines] to stop sewage overflows
Scott PowersDecember 10, 2019
5min817
SB 640 would create state matching grant program for local wastewater projects
Jacob OglesOctober 22, 20193min568
The funding would connect more septic homes to sewers.
Drew WilsonSeptember 12, 20194min330
His bill would establish a grant program to transition properties from septic to sewer.
Ryan NicolJanuary 18, 2019
3min314
Bill looks to set aside at least $50 million per fiscal year
Jacob OglesDecember 28, 20185min1279
Rep. Randy Fine made clear his first priority for the 2019 Legislative Session: Cleaning up the polluted Indian River Lagoon. Fine, a Palm Bay Republican, filed new legislation (HB 141) to budget $50 million in annual state matching funds for cleanup projects in the water body, which the Audubon Society says faces an “ecological crisis.” […]