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Florida to allocate $1.5 bln to biodiversity restoration, water quality improvement

Published 12:25 on April 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:25 on April 30, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, US

The US state of Florida has announced a $1.5-billion commitment to restore biodiversity and improve water quality, including what it claims to be the largest single-year investment ever made to protect the Everglade wetlands.
The US state of Florida has announced a $1.5-billion commitment to restore biodiversity and improve water quality, including what it claims to be the largest single-year investment ever made to protect the Everglade wetlands.


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