Former Republican Florida legislator Paula Dockery wrote of Amendment 1, “Instead of promoting choice, it limits it. Instead of allowing competition, it suppresses it. Instead of helping small businesses, it requires more regulation.” People need encouragement to invest in solar power, not problems from utility companies. If we accept Amendment 1, there will be no incentive to switch to sustainable energy. So vote “non” in November and see how Florida can increase its use of solar power.
Susan Nugent
The above paragraph is from an article by Susan Nugent of Gainesville which appeared in the Sunday, Oct. 9 2016 Gainesville Sun. Ms. Nugent is a leader in the Climate Reality Project and attended the climate talks in Paris last November.
Put the Right to Clean Water Amendment on the 2022 ballot
The Right to Clean Water Amendment will prohibit pollution of Florida’s waters by recognizing a right to clean water for all Floridians and Florida waters including the Florida Springs along the Santa Fe River
Put the Right to Clean Water Amendment on the 2022 ballot