Governor Ron DeSantis announced Friday more than $91 million in funding to communities in the Big Bend for infrastructure projects to protect against future storms.
crude oil. we have friends in the midwest now, two explosions of fertilizer factories. it s just you know, these are things when you re doing hard work and producing what the country is still needing and you have to do everything you can to make sure the workers are safe and the environment is safe. those things have to be done and it can be done. people who say we throw caution to the wind, we don t. the bottom line is everybody thought that there were laws on the books, i guess, federal, that basically said all above-ground storage had to bement in ed. if it s nonhazmat or nonlethal toxic, if you will, chemical, it doesn t have the same high priority so it didn t come under the same regulations. this piece of legislation that we re introducing now, i ve worked with barbara boxer, she s been very helpful on this, working with me, that basically says anything you have above ground storage and definitely on any waterway and most definitely close to any intake for your