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Saw palmetto berries protected in Flagler County, harvesting prohibited
The main ingredient to what some believe is a health elixir is readily available in Flagler County. But dont grab a ladder and a basket just yet
Source: news-journalonline.com
Sparks fly at hearing on Georgia Power project that could stick ratepayers with Plant Vogtle tab
The debate surrounding Georgia Powers Plant Vogtle expansion raged on during the latest installment of state regulators considering the controversial nuclear expansion project, which has doubled in cost and taken seven years longer to build than initially planned.
Source: timesfreepress.com
Sparks fly at hearing on Georgia Power project that could stick ratepayers with Plant Vogtle tab
Georgia Public Service Commission is set to hold hearing on July 27, 2023 for Georgia Power's $35 billion Plant Vogtle nuclear expansion.
Source: georgiarecorder.com
Commission's Pennington Seeks Replacement Amenity at Bull Creek
Flagler County Commissioner Leann Pennington is asking for some form of replacement, even if not a restaurant, at Bull Creek Fishcamp.
Source: flaglerlive.com
Health officials issue blue-green algae bloom alert for Crescent Lake
Algal toxins can be harmful to people and pets.
United States Crescent Lake Flagler County Florida Department Of Environmental Protection Florida Poison Information Center Health Department
Source: palmcoastobserver.com
Don't pick palmetto berries on Flagler County property — it's unlawful
Palmetto berries are protected and are a food source for wildlife.
Mike Lagass Flagler County Sea Preserve Flagler County Public Lands Natural Resource Manager Mike Lagass Malacompra Park
Source: palmcoastobserver.com
Rising seas swamp Black, Spanish and Indigenous history in St. Johns County
A city reliant on heritage tourism struggles to protect its most valuable assets.
Source: wlrn.org
Rising seas swamp Black, Spanish and Indigenous history
St. Augustine will eventually have to make “impossible choices” on what historic sites should be sacrificed to climate change.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
Rising seas swamp Black, Spanish and Indigenous history in Northeast Florida
Climate Central bridges the scientific community and the public, providing clear information to help people make sound decisions about the climate.
Source: climatecentral.org