As promised, here is the list, by my count, 36. I left Amy's population
numbers in. I believe her % calculation of 31% of Floridians being
represented by local governments that do not want fracking in the state of
Florida does not change.
Counties and cities that have already passed or are considering a Resolution
to Ban Fracking as of August 21, 2015:
Counties that have passed resolutions, their 2012 populations:
Alachua 251,801
Broward 1,814,813
Escambia 299,224
Flagler 98,445
Gadsden 46,641
Hamilton 14,726
Jefferson 14,658
Leon 283,700
Madison 18,931
Miami-Dade 2,592,710
Monroe 74,849
St. Lucie 283,920
Union 15,263
Cities that have passed resolutions:
Bonita Springs 47,547
Coconut Creek (part of Broward)
Cooper City (part of Broward)
Davie (part of Broward)
Deerfield Beach (part of Broward)
Fernandina Beach 11,952
Ft. Myers Beach 6,277
Hallandale Beach* (part of Broward)
Hollywood (part of Broward)
Key West (Part of Monroe)
Marianna 9,320
Miramar (part of Broward)
Monticello (part of Jefferson)
Parkland (part of Broward)
St. Augustine 13,679
St. Petersburg 4.991 million
South Miami (part of Miami Dade)
Southwest Ranches (part of Broward)
Sunrise (part of Broward)
Tallahassee (part of Leon)
Tampa 348,701
Weston (part of Broward)
Wilton Manors (part of Broward)
*Specific to 2014 - does not mention Kanter Well
