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Florida Everglades Dying of Thirst

A $2 billion initiative to create the world’s largest fresh water reservoir aims to clean up pollutants and restore the Everglades as a habitat for several bird and mammal species....
James Edward Mills

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June 15, 2010
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A $2 billion initiative to create the world’s largest fresh water reservoir aims to clean up pollutants and restore the Everglades as a habitat for several bird and mammal species.

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