New Possible Problems From Global Warming
An article in Echo Watch by Cassie Kelly outlines possible new dangers from global warming that we know little about. Go to this link for the original article. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. […]
Lawn Fertilizers and Pet Waste
Water Online reports that a recent study by the University of Minnesota shows that urban residents cause by far the most nitrogen pollution in urban watersheds, and that they are doing it by using lawn […]
Florida Springs Council Supports Citizens’ Challenges to the Proposed Silver Springs Minimum Flows and Levels
The Florida Springs Council has released the following: ————————————————— Florida Springs Council Supports Citizens’ Challenges to the Proposed Silver Springs Minimum Flows and Levels FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dan Hilliard President, Florida Springs Council 352-527-0023 […]
Cities across USA continue to commit to 100% renewable electricity
Kyle Field published this article today May 8, 2017 in One Step Off the Grid. Even though the U.S. is far behind some countries in solar, the rapidly dropping costs are helping us catch […]
Florida’s building boom threatens wildlife-rich lagoon
The Associated Press has released the following article by Jason Dearen and Mike Schneider on May 4, 2017. It needs to be read by our Governor, our DEP and our water management people, who have […]
People’s Climate March in Gainesville
Several OSFR members participated in this huge gathering Sat. April 29 in Gainesville. All photos are by OSFR advisor John Moran. Gainesville Despite heat stroke potential in the air, over 300 people participated in […]
Pilgrim’s Pride Is Polluting The Suwannee River
News Release Contact John Rumpler, Environment America Pilgrim’s Pride Rejects Groups’ call to curb pollution For Immediate Release Friday, April 28, 2017 Today, Pilgrim’s Pride – second-largest chicken producer in the world – rejected […]
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