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Sarasota Is Finally Doing Something About Its Rising Sea Level Problem

Better late than never.
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The city of Sarasota is finally moving to address the looming problem of sea level rise.

State Republican Senator Joe Gruters announced that the city will receive a grant to help study how to keep the rising Gulf of Mexico at bay.

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$125,000

Grant money Sarasota will receive 

The grant money will help Sarasota, and the county at large, develop a plan as to how to contain the slowly rising water.

The plan is known as a "resilience plan," in which many counties in South Florida have already implemented.

Sarasota County has over 35 miles of beachfront to guard from sinking into the Gulf.

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