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FL environmentalists: Seasonal fertilizer bans work; $250K study a waste

Despite receiving strong encouragement to veto the appropriation, Gov. Ron DeSantis approved $250,000 for a study of seasonal fertilizer bans.

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Volusia County residents applaud dune restoration project

People in Ormond-by-the-Sea are welcoming a dune restoration project in Volusia and Flagler counties, but say cooperation from visitors and residents is needed.

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Volusia County looks for new ways to get a grip on population growth

In 1990, Volusia County had 370,737 residents. Thirty years later, the county s population shot up 49% to 551,588. Growth management has become key.

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Volusia County to take advantage of Florida wildlife corridor funds

Barb Girtman was selected as vice-chair in 2022 at the beginning of Thursday s meeting. She suggested they bring back the "Green Ribbon Panel."

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Encouraging Healthy Eating for Older Adults in West Hartford

This summer, the UConn Healthy Family CT SNAP-Ed program within the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (CAHNR) expanded its nutrition education programming that encourages healthy eating for low-income older adults.

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