Why is there always so much interest in Florida water management? One reason is that the water resources of Florida are unique or at least very unusual: More thunderstorms than any other state. More hurricanes. Second-most damaging hurricane (Andrew, exceeded … Continue reading
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Governor Scott didn’t mention in his political campaign that he wanted to reduce the property taxes levied by the water management districts but his budget proposal released last week recommends that all five of them reduce their tax level by … Continue reading
The award has to be shared by many new toilets that use less water than old ones and work better. Working effectively is important because some old toilets have a reputation for not working well. New “WaterSense” toilets are certified … Continue reading
Climate management and water management are inseparably connected in Florida. What happens to Florida’s climate will have enormous impact on waters in Florids. It is odd, therefore, that interest in taking actions to minimize the magnitude of climate change seems … Continue reading
My new book about Florida water will be out in May 2011 and can be placed on preorder at Amazon: Florida’s Water: A Fragile Resource in a Vulnerable State. … Continue reading