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Wakulla County Bottling Plant - Update
The Wakulla County couple whose proposed water bottling facility has twice been
voted down by the Wakulla County Commission have joined forces with
environmental consultant Paul Johnson and attorney Allison DeFoor to give their
plan an environmentally pretty face and sell it to the public. These new company
partners attempted to assemble scientific and legal experts during two October
public workshops to lend credence to their plan.
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What's Happening to Spring Creek?
Florida's largest spring has stopped
flowing, and no one knows why. Spring Creek, about 35 miles south of Tallahassee
along Wakulla County's Gulf Coast, has stopped its "boiling" flow in recent
months, according to area residents.
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Wakulla Springs - Can It Be Saved?
Wakulla Springs
hosts one of the world's largest and
deepest freshwater springs. The springs form the headwaters of the Wakulla
River. The river runs through beautiful old-growth cypress swamp with abundant
wildlife. See the slide show below, "Is Wakulla Springs Being Polluted?"
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"Those who contemplate the
beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as
life lasts."
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