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As seen in: Alive, Vancouver Magazine, BiggerPockets, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL), WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL), World.org, WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL), WRUF-AM (Gainesville, FL)
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UF has done well preserving its tree canopy, but it’s under threat

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By Ryan Benn, Chloe Santiago
| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL)
In Graham Woods, a 7.5-acre forest located between Tolbert Hall and the Keys Complex, orange means death. Orange spray paint and orange tape marks hundreds of trees slated to be cut. As soon as this summer, any tree tagged could be removed as part of a push to develop the area. According to a March 5 meeting of the University of Florida’s Lakes, Vegetation, and Landscaping Committee, the woods will be torn down to make way for ponds and new stormwater drainage infrastructure.
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Nuclear power appears poised for a comeback. Here's what that means for Florida

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By Natalie Kaufman, Ryan Benn, Kenley Connell
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
Peering across the bay, Cedar Key residents scan the contours of a now-defunct nuclear power plant. Duke Energy's Crystal River Nuclear Plant is a relic of the 1970s nuclear-buildout boom, predating the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island and the industry's subsequent overhaul. The view is hardly unwelcome for Michael Presley Bobbitt as he wades knee-deep into the Cedar Key estuary, hunting for clams and hoping a nuclear renaissance is afoot.
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Nuclear power appears poised for a comeback. Here's what that means for Florida

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By Natalie Kaufman, Ryan Benn, Kenley Connell
| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL)
A bucket of clams Michael Presley Bobbitt harvested in the waters around Cedar Key. Nuclear energy deployment could mitigate the risks that fossil fuel emissions pose to clams. Peering across the bay, Cedar Key residents scan the contours of a now-defunct nuclear power plant. Duke Energy’s Crystal River Nuclear Plant is a relic of the 1970s nuclear-buildout boom, predating the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island and the industry’s subsequent overhaul.
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