Paul Tudor Jones stood on a chair in a ballroom of the Breakers in Palm Beach Saturday night, bowing down to Pitbull performing for the Everglades Foundation. Earlier that evening, he had joined David Tepper, Robert Kraft, Gary Cohn, Ken Langone and Thomas Peterffy for ceviche in a papaya boat and grouper with blood orange-grapefruit slaw. And he’d made his case for supporting restoration of 1.5 million acres of South Florida wetlands. Getting freshwater to flow south again is not just about ensuring a clean water supply for Floridians, and stopping algae blooms that hurt tourism and the economy. And it’s not only ... (full story)