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In Brief: Protect and restore Lake Okeechobee and the Everglades, defend public ownership of rivers and lakes, control pollution and excessive withdrawal of groundwater.
In his spare time, David Guest takes friends out on his 1968 hand-built pontoon boat to relax & watch wildlife.
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A Snake in the Kitchen
Monica Reimer, an attorney in the Tallahassee office, writes about Earthjustice clients that are most definitely not what springs to mind when one thinks of "environmentalist." The tale revolves around the only jury trial in the history of Earthjustice, an ultimately successful attempt to keep in public ownership a south Florida jewel known as Fisheating Creek. Learn about Monica's trip down Fisheating Creek
Natural flow of the Everglades to be restored through the purchase of U.S. Sugar holdings south of Lake Okeechobee; largest step forward in the long history of Everglades restoration
A federal judge rules that using Lake O as a polluted water reservoir is illegal without a federal permit.
The Florida Public Service Commission refuses to approve a permit for a huge new coal-fired power plant near the Everglades.
