Preserving Florida Forever With St. Augustine National Historical Park, National Seashore, Scenic Coastal Parkway

Clean Air.
Clean Water.
That’s why people come to Florida.
Currently, our air is filthy with forest fires. Hundreds of thousands of acres are burning.
Our water is threatened by development – crass, coarse development – ticky-tack development.
Our children don’t know very much about American history. See below.
The answer to our environmental problems -- and our student's history gap knowledge problem -- is the St. Augustine National Historical Park, National Seashore, Scenic Coastal Parkway, with a National Civil Rights Museum and Native American Indian Indigenous Cultural Center.
“Let us not perish as fools,” as Andrew Young said.
Let us not run out of clean air, clean water and informed citizens.
It’s time for Congress to adopt the St. Augustine National Historical Park, National Seashore, Scenic Coastal Parkway Act of 2011.
What do you reckon?
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