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Here are some boat safety tips that are important to remember, especially in Florida
The National Safe Boating Council wants to remind boaters to brush up on their boat safety skills and prepare for boating season.
Conservation groups urge EPA to set limits on toxic algal blooms
Listen: Five conservation organizations petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday to set limits on algae bloom toxins. The blooms threaten the health of Floridians and wildlife. Jason Totoiu is the senior attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity. Growing up on Florida’s Treasure Coast, he says he’s only seen algal blooms get worse. “Florida has…
Florida teachers union reacts to state’s Board of Education meeting
The state’s largest teacher’s union said the Florida Board of Education blames teachers for what’s wrong with public schools. Andrew Spar is president of the Florida Education Association. He spoke in a Zoom webinar following the board meeting and said teachers are leaving “in droves” because of low pay. “Florida right now ranks 50th in…
