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What is "environmental racism?" It goes on all over Florida (BIG SUGAR). Craig Pittman explains.

Jack Rudloe has been observing marine life on the Gulf of Mexico around Panacea, FL since the 1950s. He's an author. An environmental activist. And founder of the Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory.

We mention Jack's abuse at the hands of law enforcement; here's more information regarding local efforts to protect Wakulla Springs from development.

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Episode 162: Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory

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