Humans Impact Red Tide Intensity, New Study Finds
Hopefully this will help change the mind of the naysayers, including some at the the Mote Marine Laboratory, who wish to push off the red tide as simply a natural occurrence. Same ol’ same ol’: […]
Should I Stay or Should I Go? When Growth Chases Floridians Away
Clean rivers, deep woods, biodiversity, the slow and wise rhythms of nature are a form of wealth that’s not ours to spend. It needs to be preserved for future generations of Floridians. Words of wisdom […]
We’ve Been Down This “Linear Facility” Before: Plan for New Central Florida Toll Road Would Split Split Oak Forest, a Treasured Park
Sometimes when people want to show their ingenuity/intelligence they simply show their foolishness, and this is the case with using “linear facility” for road. But the humor provided by this bit of governmentese nonsense is […]
Descending Into Florida’s Underwater Caves
Jason Gulley got it right when he says Florida’s springs are at the center of a slow-motion environmental tragedy. For causes he lists “…a combination of development, population growth, climate change, over-pumping of […]
FL Legislature: Bending Over Backwards to Allow Even More Pollution Into the Public’s Waters
We couldn’t agree more with Pam McVety and her criticisms calling out the Florida Legislature are spot on. We note, however, that if she held executive positions with the FDEP for 30 years, why […]
State to Acquire Land Parcel Near River Rise
Conservation to prevent development is always good thing for land near the Santa Fe River, and we commend this purchase and all the others. Read the original article at this link in the Lake City […]
Dam’s Failure Would Result In Deaths
Yet another good reason to get rid of this useless and harmful structure. It is way past time to free the Ocklawaha. The Gainesville Sun does not provide a link to this article. Comments by […]
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