Agree with the big-picture areas that you've highlighted, and it's not like there are not local issues that need addressing. St. Petersburg shut down a sewage

Agree with the big-picture areas that you've highlighted, and it's not like there are not local issues that need addressing. St. Petersburg shut down a sewage treatment plant last year, and in the same year spilled 200 million gallons of sewage into the bay. For that, the city faced an $820,000 fine, which seems incredibly light. Just Wednesday this week, the city spilled 50,000 gallons of 'mostly treated' sewage into the bay. I can't image that St. Petersburg is the only city with this type of problem; though, I hope I'm wrong.