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Re: Oldteck post# 50295

Friday, 08/17/2007 11:13:55 AM

Friday, August 17, 2007 11:13:55 AM

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Problem with mining lime in Florida is that it is very easy to impact our water supply I think. After all, our entire water supply comes from a giant limestone sponse we call an aquifer...

I don't really know though except that as I watched some of the limestone quarries in Central Florida dig deeper, a lot of local lakes went dry...of course, population growth will do that too. Orlando is currently trying to divert some of the water sources for the St. John's river right now, much in the same way S. FL diverted the Kissimmee decades ago. I'm not very excited about it.

Ren

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