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Thursday s Daily Pulse

In-depth analysis and perspectives on the issues, people and ideas that define Florida. Statewide coverage of top economic sectors and industries.

United statesReedy creekManatee countyBen bakkerRon desantisVance whitakerBryan griffinRon allenJason bartzUniversity of florida institute foodAgricultural sciencesMichael saunders coFlorida centerManatee county administrationNational council licensure examinationUs bureau of labor statistics

Thursday s Daily Pulse

In-depth analysis and perspectives on the issues, people and ideas that define Florida. Statewide coverage of top economic sectors and industries.

United statesReedy creekManatee countyBen bakkerRon desantisVance whitakerBryan griffinRon allenJason bartzUniversity of florida institute foodAgricultural sciencesMichael saunders coFlorida centerManatee county administrationNational council licensure examinationUs bureau of labor statistics

New bill would make it riskier to sue to protect undeveloped lands

Floridians would be on the hook to pay when they lose lawsuits that oppose building new homes on undeveloped lands, under a newly filed bill.

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Florida sugar cane still burning, despite study saying it kills

Researchers concluded that two to three people die prematurely each year because of their exposure to sugar cane fires. But the burns continue.

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Florida sugar cane still burning, despite study saying it kills

Researchers concluded that two to three people die prematurely each year because of their exposure to sugar cane fires. But the burns continue.

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