The city of St. Petersburg is no stranger to eco-friendly policies. It was the first city in the state to receive a Green Cities certification and was among the first to develop a reclaimed water plan (which in part, due to a troubled aquifer, was done out of necessity). Now, in concert with the Sierra […]

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