A bill moving through the Senate would limit who can file cases for property damage to those living within a half mile of a farm. It would also raise the standard for people to prove farmers are flouting established rules or best practices.
A state senator says environmentalists are misreading his bill. They say he’s responding to a recent lawsuit.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce and a major developers’ group are seeking to intervene in a high-stakes lawsuit over a move by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to shift permitting authority to the state for projects that affect wetlands.
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Ryan Developers is a Top Tier Developer in Tampa Bay. Congrats
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I thought you might be interested in this story: University of Florida researchers studying tea as possible alternative crop to citrus,
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Within the next few years, hemp farming in Florida is projected to grow to about half the size of the state's citrus industry. Much of that growth is driven by CBD production.
