To protect Big Sugar, the most heavily subsidized crop in the US Farm Bill:
You get this:
You get this:
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| Lori Griffith, Jupiter FL, on Facebook: "Good news: no clot. Bad news: infection. Friggin discharge gross water ... damn ... this scares me more than a clot."
And this:
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4 comments:
I am so disgusted with what the State of Florida is allowing in our waters. The picture of the infected leg is mine. this happened in Jupiter while I was photographing a kitesurfer and we had a collision. How is this acceptable that we are killing the oceans and putting the public at risk for enjoying the primary reason people come to Florida. This has to stop.
If those blocks were just a little a little bigger .........Yeyo Flashback!!!!
Thanks for your note, Lori, and thank you for posting your photo on FB. The lack of accountability is staggering. Our thoughts are with you for a speedy recovery.
Every day, Miami-Dade County pumps 200 million gallons of minimally treated waste just one mile off our shore. The county and the state governments dubiously say they want to end the polluting, but they keep changing the date it will end. In fact, they don't want to stop it because of the cost, and they hope no one raises the issue again.
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