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Brian Mast: “I am going to continue that fight for zero discharges into…”

Featuring: Brian Mast, Republican | U.S. House, Florida, District 21

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Published April 25, 2026 | Video Starts at 08:14

That is the battlefield for the fight for water. Now, I promise that for as long as I have the privilege of representing you in Congress, I am going to continue that fight for zero discharges into our coastal estuaries. Because we're not the west coast of Florida. It's not the Caloosahatchee, we're the St. Lucie. Caloosahatchee wants a minimum flow of water generally of about 1500 cubic feet per second. (08:14–08:21)

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