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Federal regulators are seeking comment on their plan to approve the test road bed project in Polk County through Nov. 8.
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The phosphate mining company had halted operations across Florida to prevent potential damage from Milton.
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One of Florida's biggest phosphate mines is reporting a possible tear in the lining that keeps waste from polluting the environment. But officials say the effects are still unknown.
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Critics say placing the phosphate waste in roadways could put human and environmental health at risk.
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Documents shed new light on the Tampa fertilizer giant’s plan to test its phosphate byproduct in road construction.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will decide in the next few months if the Mosaic Company can build roads using a radioactive byproduct of phosphate mining.
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The fundraising event was held May 22 at a lofty Bowling Green golf getaway — formerly owned by the Tampa-based fertilizer giant.
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Abundant phosphate reserves made the Sunshine State a key player in the global fertilizer industry — leading to both riches and sacrifices.
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They warn that the contamination of Florida’s air, water and soil could increase the risk of cancer if the wins approval.
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Streamsong was created in 2012 when a Mosaic executive connected the mounds of sand left after phosphate mining with the dry, fast conditions found in the coastal "links" of Scotland and Ireland.
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Plans to rezone thousands of acres in Central Florida for a new phosphate mine have been put off for at least two years.
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The spill from the former phosphate plant in Manatee County earlier this year was a cautionary event. But the country's largest producer of phosphate currently has plans for a new mine in southern Florida.