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WASHINGTON â The U.S. Department of the Interior today announced nearly $249 million in fiscal year (FY) 2020 energy revenues to the four offshore Gulf oil and gas producing states, including nearly $110 million for Louisiana and its coastal political subdivisions (CPS). These funds, disbursed annually based on oil and gas production revenue, are used to support coastal conservation and restoration projects, hurricane protection programs, and activities to implement marine and coastal resilience management plans.
The Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA) of 2006 created a revenue-sharing model for oil- and gas-producing Gulf states to receive a portion of the revenue generated from oil and gas production offshore in the Gulf of Mexico. The act also directs a portion of revenue to the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).
Florida shouldnât be giving away groundwater to profit water-bottling companies without getting money back to restore the natural springs being affected.
Proposals to charge a fee to water bottlers would help keep the cost of spring restoration projects from falling on the backs of other Florida taxpayers.
Certainly the best option would be for the state to just reject damaging permits. The excessive pumping and pollution of groundwater harms Floridaâs springs as well as the stateâs drinking water supply.
International companies are making huge profits selling that water to Floridians and other customers in plastic bottles. Nestle announced last month that it was selling its North American water brands to two private equity firms for $4.3 billion.
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Sen. Raphael Warnock prepares to give a prayer before the start of Tuesday s gathering at the Dollison Farms near Poulan. It was the last stop on an ag tour that took Warnock and Rep. Sanford Bishop through much of Southwest Georgia.
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Ricky Dollison, owner of Dollison Farms and Warrior Creek Premium Meats, discusses issues that trouble small town black farmers as Rep. Sanford Bishop, seated left, and Sen. Raphael Warnock, seated right, listen.
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Sen. Raphael Warnock prepares to give a prayer before the start of Tuesday s gathering at the Dollison Farms near Poulan. It was the last stop on an ag tour that took Warnock and Rep. Sanford Bishop through much of Southwest Georgia.
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