Toxic Algae’s Here Again 
And it’s likely to keep coming. Because the Florida legislature won’t buy new land.
Amendment 1, approved by 75% of Florida voters, calls for the acquisition of new land and water resources. Instead, the legislature wants to spend that money just to maintain existing projects and to fund existing government agencies.
So, Lake Okeechobee discharges will not flow south, but will continue to pollute our fragile waterways.
We have one chance to overturn the legislature’s errant plans. But we must act now.
Senator Joe Negron is fighting to get $500 million allocated for the purchase of new land. His battle resumes in Tallahassee on June 1. He needs your help.
Send a letter of your choice to Senator Negron and the other elected officials listed below by adding your name and email address and clicking send.
Tell them you voted to keep our water clean and our rivers and streams free from toxic algae, not to fund existing government agencies.