Polluters win again in the state Legislature
Carl Hiassen tells it like it is as only he can. Read on for his realistic take on the latest Florida version of water management. It varies little from the past, continuing our “best management […]
Messing With Our Sole Source Aquifer
“All we’re doing is building a box to do Mother Nature’s work,” Porter said. “It’s nothing different than what she’s doing, we’re just helping her do it faster.” Not quite. Injecting wastewater into the Earth […]
Growing Evidence Why Florida Doesn’t Need Sabal Trail Nor FERC
Energy Media Group The solar energy industry now employs more workers than the oil and gas extraction sector, reports CNN Money. Over the past five years, the number of domestic jobs in the solar […]
How to Improve the Water Bills
. Dr. Bob Palmer has submitted the following editorial to the Tallahassee Democrat for publication and it will likely appear during the coming week. Comments from several legislators indicate a lack of willingness to improve […]
Important Call, Important Meeting
A very important week is coming up as this is when the Legislature begins the new session. Right off the bat we have the Environmental Preservation and Conservation Committee on Wed., Jan. 13 in the […]
Chicken Mess In South Columbia County
Stew Lilker’s Columbia County Observer recently ran the following article: South Columbia Cnty Residents vs. 1,000,000 Chickens in Their Backyards Posted January 06, 2016 01:25 am By Stew Lilker Thirty people from the area attended […]
The More We Learn, The Worse It Is
Toxins found in fracking fluids and wastewater, study shows January 7, 2016 by Michael Greenwood Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2016-01-toxins-fracking-fluids-wastewater.html#jCp In an analysis of more than 1,000 chemicals in fluids used in and created by hydraulic […]
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