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Everglades Project Begins To Help Florida Bay


An alligator sits in partially burned sawgrass along a canal near Interstate I-95, also known as Alligator Alley, in the Everglades in Southwestern Broward County, Florida.
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Officials have begun a long-awaited Everglades restoration project intended to help restore the health of the ailing Florida Bay. Construction began Tuesday on the so-called C-111 Spreader Canal west of Florida City in Miami-Dade County. The South Florida Water Management District says the canal aims to help promote healthier salinity levels in Florida Bay by restoring the quantity, timing and distribution of freshwater flows into the ecosystem.


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CBS and EcoZone announced a partnership to help turn back the clock on global warming related issues. The program will use funds from special advertising, content and programming to fund environmental projects in our communities. EcoZone projects across the country have included solar panel installations, energy efficient lighting retrofits, tree plantings, and much more! Stay tuned for more on the latest project...The CBS & EcoZone Green Schools Initiative.

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Green My School Contest

CBS has teamed up with EcoZone to launch the highly anticipated Green Schools Initiative. It's a contest, called "Green My School", that will bring green makeover projects valued at approximately $250,000 of products and services to a grand-prize winning school in Miami, San Francisco and Chicago/Suburban Cook County. You can enter your school for a chance to get a green makeover. Click to find out how!

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