The Water Resources Development Act of 2020 confirms the priority status of the Everglades Reservoir, requires transparency in how precious Everglades water is divvied up, and acknowledges the importance of reducing harmful discharges of toxic algae into Florida's waterways, fisheries, and communities.
Napolitano highlights the significance of the Water Resources Development Act for Everglades restoration.
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