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Temperince Morgan

Florida
As seen in: Nature Conservancy Magazine, Miami Herald, Orlando Sentinel, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Naples Daily News, Fort Myers News-Press, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Tallahassee Democrat
Executive Director @Nature_Florida. Native Floridian and public servant. Previously Director of Everglades Policy and Coordination @SFWMD. @floridastate alum.
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New toll roads pose a threat to a less spoiled part of Florida | Commentary

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By Temperince Morgan
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
The Nature Conservancy, which relies on sound science to protect nature, has concluded that new highways proposed for Florida threaten the history, culture and nature-based economy of the real or other Florida. The M-CORES proposal (Multiuse Corridors of Regional Economic Significance) to create two new toll roads in the Suncoast Connector and Northern Turnpike corridors will have large-scale impacts on a region that is rich in springs, conservation lands and agriculture.
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Florida panther toll roads lee collier county connector toll road impact Original

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By Temperince Morgan
| Fort Myers News-Press Verified
Many major issues associated with Southwest-Central Florida Connector toll road  proposed by the Florida Legislature in SB 7068 remain unresolved, as the deadline quickly approaches for the  project’s task force to submit its recommendations to the Governor and Legislature for the Multiuse Corridors of Regional Economic Significance (M-CORES).
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U.S. leaving the Paris Agreement on climate change leaves Florida in jeopardy | Opinion

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By Temperince Morgan
| Miami Herald Verified
The Paris Accord, a global pact to fight climate change by limiting carbon emissions, was signed in April 2016. Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt Getty Images In 2017, when President Trump announced his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, it was the wrong move. We had hoped he and his administration would be swayed by the indisputable facts and science around climate change.
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