Florida Water Quality Experts Using Bubbles to Fight Blue-Green Algae
Again we see the DEP invest over a third of a million dollars in an unknown plan to stop algae, when they know that sooner or later they must attack the source–nutrients from […]
Four Big Climate Items in the Reconciliation Bill in Congress
As our weird weather persists it is rare anymore to find a naysayer regarding climate change. Nearly everyone agrees that we must act, and this plan may help fill that need. The transition from […]
Latest Piney Point Update Shows Little Progress
This update lists action in progress to control the next pending disaster from the gypstack poised on the shores of Tampa Bay. Trucking water to water treatment facilities is a slow solution which could be […]
California Aims to Ban Recycling Symbols on Things That Aren’t Recyclable
This endeavor is certainly progress toward alleviating our terrible problem of plastic waste. Taking the symbols off products which are not recyclable is good, but Nestle does something that is very sneaky. […]
Federal Court Ruling Could Compel FL to Pause on Permitting Dredge and Fill of Wetlands
Great news from a federal judge in Arizona who revoked the recent ruling that allowed the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, (DEP) to take on the work of the Army Corps of Engineers in […]
New Phosphate Video “Paradise Lost.”
Following is an excellent new video, “Paradise Lost,” by Klara Fletcher of Straight Arrow Productions of Lake Butler, FL. The subtitle “Unearthing the Destruction of Florida” is quite apt and gives us a clue as […]
Loss of Coastal Plants Threatens Florida Jobs and Environment
This was probably not foremost in the author’s mind, but the title of this article exemplifies our thought in Florida–jobs first and environment second. And that is always so. Irony is also present here […]
Study Suggests Hydraulic Fracturing Can Impact Surface Water Quality–
Advocates opposing fracking will read this title and go “Duh…………….!” They have been saying precisely this for many years. Saying it to county commissioners, legislators and anyone who will listen. Now we see this in […]
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