The
Miccosukee Tribe is getting its water system upgraded - thanks in part
to funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. 
WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

Since
the 1920s the Tamiami Trail has acted as a dam across the Everglades,
stopping the historic north/south flow of water.  Now a long-considered
plan to increase water flow is moving forward.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry
reports.

Since
the 1920s the Tamiami Trail has acted as a dam across the Everglades,
stopping the historic north/south flow of water.  Now a long-considered
plan to increase water flow is moving forward.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry
reports.

Lee
County Electric Cooperative is now offering “net metering” to its
customers with photovoltaic solar panels or other alternative energy
sources on their homes.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry explains.

Lee County Alliance of the Arts will host a Greenmarket tomorrow morning from 8:00 to noon.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

A federal appeals court yesterday reversed a judge’s ruling saying that the South Florida Water Management District violated the Clean Water Act by pumping polluted canal water into Lake Okeechobee.  Water managers say the pumping is necessary…environmental advocates say they’ll appeal.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

A federal appeals court yesterday reversed a judge’s ruling saying that the South Florida Water Management District violated the Clean Water Act by pumping polluted canal water into Lake Okeechobee.  Water managers say the pumping is necessary…environmental advocates say they’ll appeal.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

A federal appeals court yesterday reversed a judge’s ruling saying that the South Florida Water Management District violated the Clean Water Act by pumping polluted canal water into Lake Okeechobee.  Water managers say the pumping is necessary…environmental advocates say they’ll appeal.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

After
the driest six month period ever in the South Florida Water Management
District, the Month of May was the wettest ever recorded.  WGCU’s Mike
Kiniry reports.

After
the driest six month period ever in the South Florida Water Management
District, the Month of May was the wettest ever recorded.  WGCU’s Mike
Kiniry reports.