Florida is in Desert Latitudinal Zone
Dr. Robert Knight writes today June 18, 2016 in the Gainesville Sun describing a possible scenario for Florida. Climate change is in the works, just a normal part of the cycle that has been happening […]
Saving Water and Ultimately, Money
The Gainesville Sun today June 9, 2016, published an editorial on saving water which can result in also saving money. Hats off to Nathan Crabbe for working for our environment. Editorial: Saving water and ultimately […]
Congratulations to Alachua County!
Alachua County gets grants to help their environment. Read the article in the Gainesville Sun, June 9, 2016, to see how they did it. Not all counties in our state have separate divisions dedicated to […]
The Water Here Smells Bad
The water in the St Johns Management District (SJRWMD) smells bad. The Governing board chair, John Miklos, has been criticized repeatedly for conflict of interest, and now has an ethics charge (see our post “Water […]
Who Is to Blame for Our Water Woes? — We Are
Blame for our water problems is usually laid at the feet of our elected leaders. Ron Cunningham writes in the Gainesville Sun that we, the voters must take the blame, and we must change the […]
Exploiters Take Note
OSFR advisor Jim Gross has an editorial in the Gainesville Sun where he points out the economic benefits of unspoiled nature and water resources. This article deals with the Ocklawaha but the correlation to […]
Accounting for our Groundwater Inheritance
The Gainesville Sun on May 20, 2016 has published an editorial by Dr. “Robert Knight, OSFR advisor and director of the Florida Springs Institute, with his thoughts on the Floridan aquifer. Robert Knight: […]
Fully Consider Impact of Mine
An excellent editorial by Nathan Crabbe appeared the the Gainesville Sun today, May 12, 2016. Editorial: Fully consider impact of mine Published: Thursday, May 12, 2016 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 […]
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