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Ernest F. Coe
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Ernest F. Coe

American conservationist
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  • Everglades National Park
    Everglades
    / Development of the Everglades

    …conservationists Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Ernest F. Coe. Government discussions on how to reverse the region’s ecological damage began in the early 1970s, initially at the state level but especially after 1990 through federal initiatives. A restoration plan, passed by the U.S. Congress in 2000, was expected to be implemented…

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    …conservationists Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Ernest F. Coe. Government discussions on how to reverse the region’s ecological damage began in the early 1970s, initially at the state level but especially after 1990 through federal initiatives. A restoration plan, passed by the U.S. Congress in 2000, was expected to be implemented…

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