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Wednesday, August 15, 2018

About the Red Tide


 
Many of you have seen national news stories about dead fish washing ashore on Florida beaches. Jacque Roller, CSA, who lives in Sarasota, sent these links for our information and action. 

The first one is a Fort Wayne, Indiana news station interview with Jacque and the second is a petition that she invites us to sign. The others provide more detailed information about the situation and the cause of the problem, run-off from sugarcane farms.




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