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DeFlorida Blueprint: How DeSantis has pursued a Teddy Roosevelt conservationist image - Vimarsana News

DeFlorida Blueprint: How DeSantis has pursued a Teddy Roosevelt conservationist image

DeFlorida Blueprint is a five-part series examining the legislative and policy record of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. As the Florida legislature wraps up its 2023 session, DeSantis is widely expected to declare he is running for the Republican presidential nomination, putting him on a collision course with former President Donald Trump. The previous installments of this series examined his record on education, healthcare, and economic policy. This part will look at his record on environmental issues.

Toxic algae killing fish in Florida prompts health warnings for humans, pets: 'Respiratory effects' - Vimarsana News

Toxic algae killing fish in Florida prompts health warnings for humans, pets: 'Respiratory effects'

Beaches in Southwest Florida are dealing with red tide fish kills and warnings as the harmful algal bloom makes its way from the Gulf of Mexico. Here's what people should know.

Coastal News Today | FL - Scientists develop measuring stick for Florida Red Tides - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | FL - Scientists develop measuring stick for Florida Red Tides

A consistent scale could make it easier for local officials to prepare for when the toxic algae bloom.

Amid red tide outbreak, Florida beckons visitors to beaches - Vimarsana News

Amid red tide outbreak, Florida beckons visitors to beaches

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Plumes of toxic oceanic bacteria known as red tide continued to move up the western Florida coast, strewing thousands of dead fish on beaches while state officials tried to reassure Floridians and potential tourists Thursday that the outbreak was being taken seriously but isn't as bad as it would seem.

Source: apnews.com