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Clean Water Network of Florida
Got Clean Water?

Got Clean Water in your Town?

sunset over ocean If you do, you are pretty darn lucky because clean water is becoming a rare commodity in the State of Florida. It's a good day for a lot of rivers and bays if there is no toxic algae blooming and people can get on or near the water without their eyes burning and having coughing fits. How did things get so bad? (Read more).

Updates

Other ways to keep updated: 06/08/10

By  Linda Young

A note to our members and to concerned citizens who use Facebook! While we are working on updating our website so that we can get more information to you more quickly, we also have a number of other ways to keep you informed through Facebook. Check out our Clean Water Network of Florida Facebook page, our Florida Clean Water Network Facebook group, and our Clean Water Network Cause.

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May 25 Update: 05/25/10

By  Linda Young

Today the Clean Water Network of Florida released “Building Fortress Florida”, a grassroots empowerment kit for all concerned citizens to employ. The kit, provided to CWN-FL by attorney Steven A. Medina of Ft. Walton Beach, FL is the cornerstone of the CWN-FL’s pro-active campaign to better protect Florida’s shores.

  • Steven A. Medina's white paper was added to the Gulf of Mexico issue page.
  • Steven A. Medina's grassroots kit was added to the Gulf of Mexico issue page.

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Florida's Toilet: 08/05/08

By  Linda Young

See inside for the complete report.  Click on "Issues", then "Sewage", then "sewage report".

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June 2-23 Updates: 06/23/07

By  Rachael Moore, Webmaster

Updates between June 2 and June 23:

  • Added to new sections to our site For the Kids and Miscellaneous Items of Interest. One newsclip about flying sturgeon has been added to the For the Kids page.
  • Posted the affidavit of Dr. Steve Davis to our Bay County Airport Issue page. This affidavit regards his scientific evaluation of the environmental impact of the development.
  • Correction was made to a typo in Senator Mel Martinez's fax number on our Government Contacts page: the last 4 digits are 5171 (not 51713).
  • A number of links were added to the Broward.org website.
  • A letter from Senator Mel Martinez was added to our Federal Legislature page. In this letter, Senator Martinez politely declined to take a standard for clean water.

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Weblog/Site News Feed!: 06/03/07

By  Rachael Moore, Webmaster

We've added a news feed to the Clean Water Network site. The feed contains full-content blog entries, and all of our update, victory, and event posts.

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June 2nd Updates: 06/02/07

By  Rachael Moore, Webmaster

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May Updates: 05/27/07

By  Rachael Moore, Webmaster

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