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The document discusses a hydration tool called the Oasis Plant Hydration Tool that can help conserve water during Florida's drought seasons. It notes that water consumption from various sources like homes, businesses, agriculture and landscaping is depleting aquifers and damaging wetlands and lakes. It claims that the Oasis Plant Hydration Tool, which is placed around plants, can help improve the problem and that individuals and collective action can make a difference in conserving water. It encourages the reader to do their part and act now to purchase the tool.
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