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The Florida Specifier is a bi-monthly trade publication covering Florida's diverse environmental industry--from water, wastewater, surface water and stormwater to soil and groundwater cleanup. Founded in 1979, the Specifier was among the first state-based news sources in the country published for environmental professionals and is still going strong in our 40th year of publication.
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?? New Episode Alert! ?? Ryan & Brett continue their journey through the Environmental Permitting Summer School, bringing you stories from its founders & supporters—past and present. This episode features: ?? Mark Thomasson of National Stormwater Trust on the value of the conference for both government & private sectors, plus insights into Smart Ponds and NST’s expansion beyond Florida! ?? Larry Sellers & Jon Steverson share memories from the early days of Summer School, and a pineapple upside-down cake with a special story! Listen Here ?? https://lnkd.in/eESB-sTp ? What’s been your favorite memory from the Environmental Permitting Summer School? Share with us in the comments! ?? Want to expand your company’s profile in Florida’s environmental world? Reach out to us about writing articles, advertising, or sponsoring the newsletter & podcast! Contact: ?? [email protected] ?? [email protected] ?? [email protected] ?? [email protected] Check out The Florida Specifier online: floridaspecifier.com #EnvironmentalPermitting #FloridaEvents #Stormwater #WaterManagement #Sustainability #Podcast #EnvironmentalLeadership
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?? New Episode Drops Tomorrow! ?? Ryan and Brett continue their deep dive into the Environmental Permitting Summer School, bringing you stories from its founders and supporters, past and present. This episode features: ?? Mark Thomasson of National Stormwater Trust on the value of the conference from both government and private sector perspectives. ?? Larry Sellers & Jon Steverson share memories from the early days of Summer School, plus a pineapple upside-down cake that’s got a story of its own! Tune in for an inside look at what makes this conference so special and how it’s shaped the environmental community. ?? ?? Pro Tip: Want to expand your company’s profile in Florida? Writing articles in The Florida Specifier, print/digital advertising, and sponsoring the newsletter & podcast are great ways to reach new customers! #EnvironmentalPermittingSummerSchool #Stormwater #FloridaEvents #Podcast #FloridaSpecifier #Advertising #NewPodcastEpisode ##Sustainability #EnvironmentalLeadership #WaterManagement #FloridaBusiness #GreenTech #EcoFriendly #IndustryInsights #Networking #EnvironmentalEducation
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Following Shawn Hamilton’s resignation, Governor Ron DeSantis has appointed Alexis A. Lambert as the new Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Lambert, previously Chief of Staff at the Division of Bond Finance, brings extensive experience in state government to her role. #Florida #DEP https://bit.ly/3UH6lmc
DEP Secretary Resigns; DeSantis Appoints New Agency Head - Florida Specifier
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?? New Podcast Episode! ?? In this special edition of the Florida Specifier Podcast, Ryan and Brett take a deep dive into the legacy of the Environmental Permitting Summer School through the eyes of its founders and supporters. Kicking off with Frank Walker from the Florida Chamber of Commerce, we explore what this landmark event means to Florida’s environmental professionals and policy makers. ?? Join us as we also discuss how The Florida Specifier is working to expand the Summer School’s impact year-round and why your support is critical to keeping this invaluable resource thriving. ?? ?? Listen now: https://bit.ly/48eAG0Z #EnvironmentalPermitting #FloridaChamber #EnvironmentalPolicy #Podcast #Sustainability
Episode 20: Frank Walker with Jeff Littlejohn and Ryan Matthews - Florida Specifier
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Proper water supply calculations are critical to ensuring Lake Okeechobee’s role in supporting South Florida’s future water needs. With increasing demands from agriculture, municipalities, and the environment, accurate calculations allow for the efficient management of resources and help balance competing interests. These efforts are vital for sustaining water supply in the region. #WaterManagement #Sustainability #FloridaWater ?? https://bit.ly/4fvVN1p
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The Suwannee River Water Management District is enhancing sustainable water management through key monitoring initiatives. These efforts provide crucial data for maintaining water quality and availability across the region. By employing advanced monitoring technologies, SRWMD supports water conservation and management, ensuring long-term sustainability for Florida’s water resources. Learn more about how these initiatives are helping to secure a sustainable water future. #WaterManagement #Sustainability #FloridaWater ?? https://lnkd.in/eYSiMX5r
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The City of Fort Myers is using artificial intelligence to tackle challenges related to its aging infrastructure and rapid population growth. By adopting an AI-powered platform, the city can analyze data on capital planning, risk management, and asset longevity to inform decisions on maintenance and operational efforts. This technology helps Fort Myers optimize funding and better allocate resources to improve utilities management. #AI #Infrastructure #Sustainability ????? https://lnkd.in/ew-ewG5X
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Our thoughts are with our colleagues and everyone in the projected path of Hurricane Milton. Due to the unforeseen impact of this storm, registration will now open to the public on October 28, 2024, at 8:00 AM. You will receive an email notification once the registration system is live, or you can visit our website at www.floridaenet.com for further details.
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?? Wave attenuators at the Sunshine Skyway Bridge are helping prevent shoreline erosion while also promoting seagrass growth. These structures reduce wave energy, protecting the coast and creating a favorable environment for seagrass restoration. This dual benefit is a key strategy in enhancing both coastal resilience and marine ecosystem health. #CoastalProtection #SeagrassRestoration https://bit.ly/4gROOBm
Sunshine Skyway Bridge Breakwaters | FDOT Seagrass Project
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