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Florida’s New Idea for Anastasia and Other State Parks: Pickle Ball, Golf, 350-Room Hotels

August 21, 2024 | FlaglerLive | 29 Comments

Your hotel--well, "lodge"--here: Anastasia State Park in St. Johns County. (Facebook)

Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection has a plan, not yet made public, of developing numerous state parks with golf courses, “lodges” with up to 350 rooms, and pickleball courts, including at St. Johns’s Anastatsia State Park. Doing so would be “travesties,” an Audubon official said.

The Coming Assault on America’s National Monuments

May 25, 2017 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

Yellowstone's Old Faithful keeps its promises. The federal government, spurred by Donald Trump, may not.

President Trump is on track to throw away part of our national heritage, remove some national monument protections to make way for mining corporations and other extractive industries to operate there.

Princess Place Saved Again: Flagler Pulls Extreme Race Out of Preserve and Looks Elsewhere

August 23, 2015 | FlaglerLive | 62 Comments

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County Administrator Craig Coffey, conceding to the outpouring of opposition to holding such a race at the preserve—and to a majority of county commissioners’ categorical opposition to the event there—informed commissioners Sunday that the race would be pulled.

Atop a Decapitated Peak with Hoot

August 9, 2009 | Pierre Tristam | Leave a Comment

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Mountain-top removal coal mining in West Virginia: the grinding tragedy of Kayford Mountain, where Massey Energy has been removing mountaintops to dig out coal.

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