Florida Public Health: Combating Toxic Algae in Water
New legislation mandates that water management in Florida, especially around Lake Okeechobee, prioritizes public health. This means taking actions to reduce toxic algae in the water and prevent its spread, aiming to improve drinking and recreational water quality for residents. The act seeks to protect citizens' health from harmful substances in the water.
Key points
Public health becomes the top priority in Florida water management, above flood control or navigation.
Measures will be implemented to minimize toxic algae and prevent its discharge into rivers and other areas.
Ensures the integrity of the Herbert Hoover Dike and maintains water quality standards.
Prohibits the use of restoration funds for deep well injection of excess water.
Status:
Introduced
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