The Exotic Menace – Daytona Beach News-Journal
A growing worldwide trade in exotic plants and animals, fueled by a fascination with the rare and beautiful, often wreaks havoc on Florida’s native plants and animals and costs the nation billions each year. “America has a love affair with exotic
Archive for October 2007 – The Spokesman-Review
In today’s Twin Falls Times-News, reporter Jared Hopkins reveals why it’s the Wood River Valley city of Hailey that’s voting next week on four pro-marijuana initiatives. The measures’ sponsor, Garden City resident and activist Ryan Davidson
Mo. farmers with best land face 2011 tax rise – Miami Herald
Here’s what passes for farmland in South Florida: rocky, trash-strewn fields, lots crammed with melaleuca trees, even fledgling construction sites. Under a 1959 state law intended to preserve agriculture, developers reap huge property tax breaks by
Track Companies Launches MLMSocial.com, Brand-New Social Networking – TMCnet
Bethany Beach, DE, Dec 16, 2009 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) — So far, people involved in MLM (multi-level marketing)/network marketing have had few choices with which to promote their businesses. Often, popular social networking sites seem to discourage
Hollywood has 5-year plan to remove invasive plant species from Stan – Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Non-native plants will soon be under attack at one Hollywood park. The city is launching a five-year plan to remove invasive species that have run amok in the southern section of Stan Goldman Park, 800 Knights Road. A $50,000 grant from the Broward