Mr. David P. Reiner II

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  But the state needs only about 24,000 acres of U.S. Sugar's farmland to create a flow way, according to David P. Reiner, a spokesman for the environmentalist group Friends of the Everglades.

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  Allowing the mill and other assets to stay in production means more problems with agricultural pollution and water management practices geared toward crops instead of the environment, said David Reiner, president of the environmental group Friends of the Everglades.
  
  "Anything that allows U.S. Sugar to continue to operate in the Everglades is completely counterproductive," Reiner said.

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  Nothing ever gets done," said David Reiner, president of Friends of the Everglades.

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  "The sugar industry in Florida has been problematic for years," says David Reiner, the president of Friends of the Everglades, an environmental group in Miami.

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  "Actually study the area ... have a grand master plan," said David Reiner, president of Friends of the Everglades.

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  David Reiner, president of Friends of the Everglades, said Gold's ruling will end the state's ability to issue permits to discharge dirty water into the vast marsh.

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  The potential environmental harm outweighs the benefits of storing water, said David Reiner, president of the Friends of the Everglades.
  
  "We are dead set against them backpumping dirty, filthy, polluted water," Reiner said.

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  The deal, which would put 181,000 acres of land farmed by U.S. Sugar into the state's hands at a cost of $1.34 billion, is fantastic and historic, said David Reiner, a Miami attorney who heads Friends of the Everglades. The problem, he said, is that the state has put off all the other restoration projects that were in the works.
  
  "The area's being destroyed day by day," Reiner said.
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  Reiner also offered accolades.
  
  "Anytime you can take that many acres out of a polluter's hands, that's great, that's perfect," Reiner said, adding that of the three great pitches that politicians have made for Everglades restoration over the years, Crist's has the most substance.
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  "It doesn't mean we should shutter all of the other plans just to complete this one," Reiner said.

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  David Reiner, president of the nonprofit group Friends of the Everglades, which like the Miccosukee Tribe has battled the water district over many of its Everglades management policies, said his organization has long believed that the restoration was hamstrung by insufficient water storage.The U.S. Sugar deal, he said, "is a big step in that direction."

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  "This is the perfect time," said David Reiner, president of the nonprofit Friends of the Everglades.
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  Reiner is a fan of Shark Valley.
  
  "Really, the best place is Shark Valley off Tamiami Trail.Its Loop Road is beautiful right now," Reiner said."There's a lot of bird activity."
  
  If you are visiting the Everglades' south entrance, he recommends the Royal Palm stop.

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