Central Florida Daily Weather Forecast for Sept 16th 2009Examiner.comChance of Sun at Central Florida Beaches will be 80%. AT DAYTONA BEACH, HIGH TIDE WEDNESDAY IS AT 1141 AM, AND 1159 PM. LOW TIDE WEDNESDAY IS AT 517 AM, …and more » More: continued here
Shifting Sands, Building BeachesAbout – News & Issues“Loss of sand from Florida's beaches has an enormous impact on the local economy,” said Mineral Management Service Director Liz Birnbaum in a press release. … More: continued here
Big Oil is backMiamiHerald.comThe issue of drilling in waters closer to Florida's beaches than is now allowed isn't going to go away. Big Oil is mixing money and politics in Tallahassee …Local lawmakers: oil drilling bill must include military protectionsThe News Heraldall 4 news articles » More: continued here
DEP Encourages Florida Residents And Visitors To Help Protect …WCTVAvailable for the public, the volunteer events provide an opportunity to help protect Florida beaches and coastlines. “By participating in International … More: continued here
Spoiled beachesThe Northwest Florida Daily NewsAs Florida beaches are huge tourist attractions, just imagine the cost of offshore drilling here. You won't hear stories like mine from the advocates of …and more » More: continued here
WDBO Radio Eric Draper: Slow the rush to drill near Florida's beachesTallahassee DemocratGov. Charlie Crist recently set off speculation about adding oil drilling to the agenda for the upcoming special session of the Legislature. …David Guest: Stop shadow group that couldn't care less about tar …TCPalmall 7 news articles » More: continued here
Holiday crowds pack beachesSt. Augustine RecordRiptides remain in the forecast along Northeast Florida beaches, including St. Johns County beaches. According to meteorologist Scott Carroll with the … More: continued here
Baby Turtles Make Their Way to SeaWCTVBig Pine Key, FL- Night time Turtle Webcam video shows hatchlings pushing through sand on Florida's beaches. Every year during early spring loggerhead …and more » More: continued here
