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Brooke Ward

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Senior Florida Organizer with Food & Water Watch and Food & Water Action (@foodandwater). Currently working to #buildbackfossilfree 🌞Tweets are my own.
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The case against Florida’s ‘benevolent’ utility corporation Original

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By Brooke Ward
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
This time last year, Tampa residents experienced our hottest weather ever, with temperatures breaking 100 degrees. This summer’s heat is setting records yet again. So too are our electricity bills. Some people will see minor fluctuations on their bills this summer as the state forces corporate energy utility companies to drop off storm recovery costs and return overcharged funds to ratepayers.
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Enough is enough: Reject further rate hikes from Florida utilities  | The Invading Sea

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By Brooke Ward
| The Invading Sea Verified
By Brooke Ward, Food & Water Watch Were you ever scolded for forgetting to turn the lights off after leaving a room? It may have seemed trivial as a child, but now as bill-paying adults most of us understand where our parents were coming from: Electricity is expensive! For Florida residents, the issue goes beyond the standard creeping utility bills. Most Florida investor-owned utility customers have seen double-digit energy bill increases in the past few years — and we have Gov.
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Florida lawmakers should stop helping utilities charge us more

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By Brooke Ward
| The Invading Sea Verified
By Brooke Ward, Food & Water Watch Year after year, the Florida Legislature has passed laws that allow utilities to shove more energy- and storm-related costs onto Florida families. This year is no different. On Thursday, the Senate unanimously passed a bill that claims to diversify Florida’s energy sources through speculative investments in biogas infrastructure.
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