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JHan

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10. ah, I'm not sure..

Reply to Hortensis (Reply #8)

Fri Apr 21, 2017, 07:30 AM

Apr 2017

In my head I was thinking of governor voldemort (rick scott)

The last time Florida had somewhat of a good chance addressing this was under Crist - who worked with some other moderates to make climate change a focal issue for florida.

I haven't looked at voting trend data in FLA since the election tho.

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Florida's real estate nightmare: Disappearing coastlines. [View all] JHan Apr 2017 OP

Evidence everwhere, and yet... Sculpin Beauregard Apr 2017 #1

yep. and yet look at the way FLA votes. Let the redlining begin SMH. JHan Apr 2017 #2

Homeowners should band together and sue the Gov't for not addressing this issue dixiegrrrrl Apr 2017 #3

The people voted for a govt that ignores the issue JI7 Apr 2017 #9

For 30 years, we have known this was a real possiblity . . . hatrack Apr 2017 #4

Oh, my goodness! Not. Where masts can't clear bridges, Hortensis Apr 2017 #5

thanks for the links! JHan Apr 2017 #6

The links are just grabbed examples. I want ones on what Hortensis Apr 2017 #8

ah, I'm not sure.. JHan Apr 2017 #10

Florida Gov. estimates $100-$130/linear foot for wall, plus $60-80/foot of riprap hatrack Apr 2017 #7

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