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Miami-Dade Archipelago Land Purchase [Archaeological sites preserved by Jeb]
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| May 7, 2002
| State of FL
Posted on 05/11/2002 3:58:16 PM PDT by summer
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One of Gov. Bush's BIG IDEAS when he ran as a candidate for FL gov back in 1998 was "FL Forever," an environmental preservation program that environmentalists have since honored him for implementing. He has such a great record on striking the right balance in protecting FL's environment. You can read more about his accomplishments on environmental issues by clicking his campaign site
here.
Also, if you'd like to learn more about the FL Everglades, click
here.
Finally, an interesting article follows, on how the FL Department of Environmental Protection is saving FL taxpayers about $25 million dollars -- click
here.
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posted on
05/11/2002 3:58:16 PM PDT
by
summer
To: Jeb Bush; *Florida
For index.
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posted on
05/11/2002 3:58:40 PM PDT
by
summer
To: Spookbrat;
not-alone...
FYI. :)
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posted on
05/11/2002 4:02:05 PM PDT
by
summer
To: summer; SpookBrat
What's the deal? Ya'll stealin' our Texas Sunsets now?
To: MeeknMing
LOL.... :)
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posted on
05/11/2002 4:13:22 PM PDT
by
summer
To: summer
:O)
To: summer
Help me understand this from a constitutionalist point of view.
I know that the Feds shouldn't be owning the amount of land that they do, and we rightly criticize them when they want more. I think, however, that the state can own land, as long as they obey the takings clause. Am I correct in thinking this?
To: summer
"Designated as a botanical site with recreational and educational opportunities, visitors will be able to explore the last remaining pieces of these unique forests."GREAT, BIG JEB BUSH COMMONSENSE CONSERVATION BUMP!!
To: cake_crumb
BTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
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posted on
05/11/2002 4:38:59 PM PDT
by
summer
To: T. P. Pole
...the state can own land, as long as they obey the takings clause. Am I correct in thinking this?
I'm not an expert on the law involved in this, and I'm not quite sure of your point. But, I can certainly tell you that in FL, the concern of many citizens is the preservation of unique environmental sites, such as the ones described in this article.
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posted on
05/11/2002 4:41:10 PM PDT
by
summer
To: Amore;ClaireSolt;Clemenza;Dalebert;Davidosborne;Elkiejg;floriduh voter;Frances_Marion;Gatorman...
JEB BUSH IS SCREWING UP THE LEFT WING BY CONSERVING THE ENVIRONMENT AND PRESERVING ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES!!
To: summer
If the state buys the land it wants to preserve, it's a lot better than just regulating some unfortunate private owner's use of his own property.
To: summer
Great move. Osprey are really wonderful. There was a pair nesting below where I lived a couple years ago on St. Thomas, very rare. They entertained us for hour with spectacular flights.
To: summer
Bump for Jeb and preservation of Fla Archaeological sites!
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posted on
05/11/2002 6:17:16 PM PDT
by
Sungirl
To: summer
I spent many a weekend exploring those hammocks when I was a kid growing up in South Miami. They are well worth preserving and are unique.
Comment #16 Removed by Moderator
To: summer
GO JEB!!
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posted on
05/11/2002 8:48:51 PM PDT
by
mafree
To: summer
Archipelago Land Another Disney project in Florida?
To: monkeyshine
LOL....actually, it sounds to me like another island at Universal's new Islands of Advetures theme park.
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posted on
05/12/2002 12:31:21 PM PDT
by
summer
To: sonofliberty2; mafree
Thank you so much for bumping this thread. If I was still a Dem, and while lurking at FR I came across this thread, well, I would be so surprised to discover this about Gov. Jeb Bush that I might just faint. :)
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posted on
05/12/2002 12:32:48 PM PDT
by
summer
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