Columbia County Gets a D Minus
Hurricane Irma left its destruction in Columbia County, and for the most part, those in charge were able to deal with it. Some affected by the record- breaking flood waters of the Santa Fe, however, […]
FERC Unable to Change
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued their “Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement” (SEIS), mandated on August 22, 2017, by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, as a […]
Sierra Club Continues The Pressure On FERC
FERC wants to disregard the recent court decision making them more accountable, and continue on with their rubber-stamp policies. Sierra Club has said “no,” and is taking them to court once again. We must stop […]
Irma Aftermath Meeting at Rum 138 Allows Public to Meet Officials
On October 4, 2017, a meeting took place at Rum 138, hosted and organized by Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, OSFR advisor. The purpose of the meeting was to bring together and open channels of communication between service […]
Bradley requests $100M a year for Florida Forever
Bradley’s press release can be seen at this link, and here is another view from A.G. Gancarski. Bradley requests $100M a year for Florida Forever By JIM TURNER The News Ser vice of […]
Union County Tables Vote on Land Use Plans
Monday, September 18th at the Union County Board of County Commissioners meeting, the Board heard public comments from many who opposed and a few who supported the proposed HPSII phosphate mine. The Commissioners decided to […]
7 Reasons We Face a Water Crisis in Florida
EcoWatch has an eye-opening article which follows. It speaks of the world, it speaks of India, but if you listen you will see it speaks of Florida and the Santa Fe River and it speaks […]
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