The Antiquities Act of 1906 (signed into law by Republican President Teddy Roosevelt) grants the President the power to create National Monuments from federally-owned lands to protect naturally, culturally, or scientifically important areas. This method of preserving lands has been used more than 100 times since its inception – with
The Florida Legislature is a proving ground for our elected officials. It’s their chance to transform campaign promises into action. It’s a place where environmental heroes are made. FCV’s work at the Capitol plays an essential role in the conservation voter movement’s cycle of accountability. For years, our elected officials
PRESS STATEMENT For Immediate Release: September 22, 2016 Contact: Aliki Moncrief, Executive Director, [email protected], 850-443-7609 or Jonathan Webber, Deputy Director, [email protected], 954-593-4449 Twitter: @fcvoters Yesterday, Rep. Dana Young’s campaign released the following statement to FloridaPolitics.com: “Dana Young opposes fracking, offshore and onshore drilling, and has worked tirelessly on water issues
