Marjory Stoneman Douglas, and Bruce Babbit are two fine examples of what it .
is to really fight for something you stand for, The Everglades. First off The Everglades is .
one of the only Florida natural wildlife destinations, there is nothing like it left all over.
the United States, the Big Problem's is slowly killing of the Everglades. Second off, the .
pollution rate plays a good role in killing the Ecosystem and some of the Endangered .
Wildlife down there. Finally, The residents of Florida should wake up and realize how .
vital, and important the Everglades is to our everyday life, and how if we don't fight for it .
now, we might never get it back.
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First Big Sugar is the main source of argument these days between wild life activist, .
and money hungry business people. Big Sugar dumps all of its phosphates into the .
Everglades, and is killing its ecosystem, how are we not going to sit around and let that .
happen? We need more support from, people that play high roles in Florida's .
government. The Everglades needs a big clean up, which for the most part impossible but .
they"re our some things that we could help in taking care of. For the most part just .
kicking this, Big Sugar Bully out because what they are doing is insane, and the fact that .
our governor is not stopping it is even worse. Along side all of the above, the big sugar .
company's are not paying there part, they are only paying one- third of the 800 million .
marsh project, which in its self is not legal. In conclusion of the Big sugar problem, .
Environmentalists and sugar barons do agree on one thing: The worst thing that could .
happen to the Everglades would be the sub-urbanization of the sugar fields. Route 27 into .
Clewiston is now a four-lane highway, and sugar executives have warned that if their .
land can't grow sugar, it will grow golf courses and condos. Not only is Big Sugar the .
main problem, but Big People as well.