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How DEP plans to punish a Port St. Lucie resort for destroying a half-acre mangrove canopy

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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection will inspect the resort quarterly for the first year and then semiannually for four years. The resort will have 30 days to pay the fine and 90 days to begin planting the mangrove trees, according to a Nov. 9 order. It could take 10-15 years for the ecosystem to fully recover.

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How DEP plans to punish a Port St. Lucie resort for destroying a half-acre mangrove canopy

"They need to make restitution. They didn't just kill mangroves. They killed crab, shrimp, snapper and grouper,” angler said of destroyed honey hole.

1 year ago·Treasure Island, United States

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TC Palm broke the news in Treasure Island, United States 1 year ago on Saturday, December 9, 2023.

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