The original article appeared in the Tallahassee Democrat. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back- Wakulla Springs cleanup plan on hold, DEP […]
Natural gas may burn cleaner than coal but it carries negative baggage since it comes from fracking with all the methane leaks, process water, and greenhouse gases; plus it is dangerous. Natural Gas is […]
It’s such a struggle to get Florida’s water managers to do their job. Laws are made that sound good, but it seems that immediately those who are supposed to enact them begin to look for […]
Brazil or the Philippines are not good places to be if you are an environmental advocate. Those in the U.S. are meeting more and more violent resistance, but murders are not common. The numbers recorded […]
Stacie Greco’s fora are always informative and entertaining, but we have an added interest this time because Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson will give a presentation on the newly-formed group Friends of Rum Island Park. This park, just […]
What is the next step after Mosaic’s sudden and unexpected defeat in their bid to re-zone in DeSoto County? Some think they will appeal the decision, but also they could repeat what they did in […]
This article from Diane Roberts is a few days old, but certainly not out-dated, and may be more and more appropriate as election day draws near. Diane Roberts is at her satirical best in the […]
With all the reports of toxic green algae in Florida’s waterways, there has been an article written giving warnings for consuming fish from these polluted waters. The Naples Daily News describes warnings for dining on […]
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