I commend the committee for this bill. Passing this important legislation is the first step in increasing research on red tide while ensuring that scientists and experts in the field, and not politicians, determine where research money is spent.
Connie Mack: “I commend the committee for this bill. Passing this important legislation is the first step in increasing research on…”
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The speaker addresses the importance of legislation for research on red tide.
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