Florida’s coast has been blanketed with algae blooms in the last couple of years. It was the talk at the state capitol in Tallahassee, and in January there was hope that bills addressing these water problems would become law. That didn’t happen by the time the legislative session ended at the beginning of May.
Only one bill, HB 973, made it all the way to the floor of the House, and that bill incorporated ideas from several others. Yet there is still reason for hope, says Roxanne Groover, executive director of the Florida Onsite Wastewater Association.
“What we saw
