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Like most of us, I spent childhood in Miami, where I discovered what made me tick through music and, strangely enough, nature. Since I knew people impacted by storms, I find the subject matter quite intriguing.

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Hurricanes and the flooding it does to the city of Tampa

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What wicked Problem I wanted to talk about?

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What wicked Problem I wanted to talk about?

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Florida is currently facing a serious financing crisis related to storms and flooding. As a result, many individuals have lost their houses due to a lack of preparation time and money. While we cannot prevent hurricanes, we can certainly improve our preparedness.

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I propose that we start rewarding recycling more as a solution. I believe there is a way we can help those that do it, because, to be honest, there isn't a whole lot of incentive for people to do it.

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As I learn it isn't easy to ask people to do it. I propose a federal tax cut for individuals who participate in recycling programs; this will increase our available resources, which we can then put to good use by erecting barriers to reduce the frequency and severity of floods in Tampa.

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How would you know, if someone's recycling?

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How would you know, if someone's recycling?

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It will run on the energy of the city's recycling personnel, who will visit each residence a certain number of times to collect recyclables. As part of the tax cut satisfaction list, these were added.