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Live Wildly Releases Study to Help Florida Communities Save Millions While Building Wildlife Crossings that Protect People and Nature
Source: Newswire
Infrastructure & DefenseESG & Climate PolicyTransportation & Logistics
A new study finds wildlife crossings can generate a 10-to-1 return on investment for communities through healthier natural resources, fewer vehicle-wildlife collisions and lives saved. The findings support investment in transportation and conservation infrastructure, though the article provides no specific project costs, funding commitments or publicly traded-company implications.
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