Not just in South Florida, toxic algae can be found in the northern part of the state, including in the Santa Fe River. Toxic Cyanobacteria was first identified in the Santa Fe by OSFR board […]
Welcome words indeed, as dedicated volunteers well know that manifestations of their victories are rare. We could add that more and more use of wind and solar contribute to the demise of pipelines as obsolete. […]
Twin Pines Minerals, a mining company headquartered in Birmingham, is threatening the environment in Georgia and Florida. They are already working alongside Chemours in Florida and breaking rules, cutting corners and violating regulations. One […]
According to the polls, Americans are increasingly viewing the environment as needing more protection. The politics of the two men competing to gain a seat where something can be done about it are opposites: […]
It appears that neither the State of Florida nor the city and residents of Dunnellon have the will nor the desire to save one of the most beautiful spots on the planet, Rainbow Springs and […]
The county commissioners will decide the fate of Rum Island Park today at the regular meeting at 5:30 at the School Board Auditorium, 372 W. Duval St., Lake City. The park, abandoned by the county […]
The polluters, the users and the takers are set for a big win today when Donald Trump reveals his plan to take away the biggest protection yet for our environment, attacking the National Environmental Policy […]
As we have written before, the worst and most dangerous part of the Clean Waterways Act was the preemption of local governments’ home rule. This item of the bill was often mentioned by reporters almost […]
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