Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 1-15-16
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Earlier this week, Progress Florida joined Environment Florida and the Environmental Confederation of Southwest Florida in a legal challenge filed by Earthjustice to the so-called “Smart Solar” amendment backed by Florida’s big utilities.
Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 1-8-16
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Floridians will be turning out at events throughout the state on the first day of legislative session – Tuesday, January 12th – advocating for a different agenda: a Florida that works for all Floridians. Find your local Awake The State event and join us!
Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 12-18-15
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Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 12-11-15
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Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 12-4-15
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As I write this, nearly 600,000 hardworking Floridians are stuck in what’s called the “coverage gap.” These are friends and neighbors who don’t make enough money to qualify for subsidized health insurance through the Healthcare.gov marketplace, and make too much money to qualify for Medicaid.
Progress Florida Education Center’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 11-13-15
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Florida’s refusal to expand the Medicaid program has had numerous negative consequences for our state. One of the more tragic is that Florida children who would have received coverage with expansion have not.
