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Old 05-14-2008, 04:36 PM
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Default St. Johns River: One of America's Most Endangered
Not exactly news to anyone. There was a thread sometime ago on this topic and all its ramifications. But this is the first report I've seen that lists the St. Johns River as 1 of 10 endangered and it google maps where the others are located. Interesting!

American Rivers: 2008 Most Endangered Rivers
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Wow. Number 6! I wonder what ever happened with big debate on us diverting water to the Orlando area, IMO that would set us back more.
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Ugh!

Here's a tidbit, only ONE of the Top Ten Most Endangered Rivers is also an American Heritage River.....you guessed it.....The Saint Johns . What a shame.

Our local Riverkeepers are at the forefront of the river issues, they have a website and a blog:

Issues affecting the Saint Johns:

"The Big Suck":

St. Johns Riverkeeper

St. Johns Riverkeeper

The Riverkeeper Blog:

St. Johns Riverkeeper

Heritage River info:

EPA's American Heritage Rivers > American Heritage Designated Rivers
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