Mosaic Nearly Defeated
Mosaic came within a hair’s breadth of being denied their phosphate mine extension in De Soto County last week. The following article was sent to me from People Protecting the Peace River. We must […]
Successful River Cleanup, Thanks to OSFR And Current Problems
The Santa Fe River got a bit of help Sat. June 2 when a large group came out to remove junk left by uncaring and inconsiderate river users. Special thanks to Rhonda Long and […]
Editorial: Springs plan not working
The Ocala Star Banner has printed an excellent editorial about the Basin Management Action Plans which is of the kind that makes our blood boil. As it should any Florida taxpayer and citizen who has […]
Army Corps Puts Up Obstacle To Dredging
Quite often the Army Corps of Engineers are only too happy to give out permits allowing environmental rules to be bent or broken, but here the Corps is balking a bit, although leaving the […]
War On The Peace: Water Wars Heating Up
Florida’s long-standing policy of giving away limitless amounts of water to whomever asks may be in for changes. Future usage plans show shortcomings based on our present withdrawal rate, developers are knocking at the door, […]
And No Apology
photos by your historian The Ledger writes about the end of Mosaic’s project to fill the terrible sinkhole on their mine property which opened up in August of 2016, nearly two years ago. This is […]
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Explaining the [In]Actions of the Fossil Fuel CEOs.
It is a fact that the fossil fuel industry is living on borrowed time. Yet those who decide the course of the big oil companies seem to hang on by their fingernails at times, past […]
Springs protection act brings new septic rules, increased cost
The Ocala Star Banner has published the following article of interest to all Floridians who want clean water. Excess nitrogen compounds along with decades of over-pumping are the known two main causes of our […]
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