Moving to Paradise? South Florida..............Pollution Run off from over development and farming

[turbinetree]

[ancianita]

1. It's not 'just' farming. It's huge waste runoff from the Fanjul brothers' sugar monopolists of FL.

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The sugar industry's runoff is toward both the Gulf and the Atlantic, it has cut off Everglade water flow so that the largest salt-fresh water ecosystem in the country is almost dead.

Algae waves hit the beaches on the Gulf side, with help from the 200+ oil wells making the rest of the Gulf one of the largest dead zones on the planet -- thanks to polluters ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, BP, and ConocoPhillips CEO's.

Here are reports warnings from over eight years ago that no one in FL or at federal levels had taken seriously.


http://www.deepseanews.com/2010/06/oil-platforms-in-the-gulf-how-many-and-who-owns-them/

Instead, one has to see whole shorelines full of dead turtles, dolphins and fish now before people onshore who avoided it, now are forced to see actual signs of the pollution.

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[turbinetree]

3. Looks like someone that has a bad case of acne for all of the oil wells..................

this is just nuts.................turning the entire planet into one open sewer dump................

Thanx for the information............

[packman]

2. And this from a governor who when running for reelection

had in one of his campaign ads him and his wife walking among the sugar white sand dunes of NW Florida - The fuckin' hypocrite

[turbinetree]

4. Of course he would..................its all about projection................

and yes he is fucking criminal and a hypocrite.................

[appalachiablue]

5. Infuriating, criminal & hearwtrenching what's been done in some areas.

Years ago we knew a better Sunshine State with abundant nature and wildlife, tropical beauty and fun to experience.

[zanana1]

6. From the Eagle's song The Last Resort..

The last line goes "When you call someplace paradise, kiss it goodbye".