Water Pipes — Toys of Our Water Managers
Nathan Crabbe has an editorial in the Gainesville Sun Feb. 8, 2016 about those who continue to erode our resources. This is HB 1075 and companion bill SB 1290. Among other bad things, the most […]
Nathan Crabbe has an editorial in the Gainesville Sun Feb. 8, 2016 about those who continue to erode our resources. This is HB 1075 and companion bill SB 1290. Among other bad things, the most […]
To absolutely no one’s surprise, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a 110-page certificate of public convenience and necessity on Feb. 2, 2016, officially allowing the Sabal Trail pipeline. Sabal Trail’s spokesperson Andrea Grover […]
On Feb. 3 2016, Nathan Crabbe of the Gainesville Sun published an editorial condemning fracking in Florida. On Feb. 2 in the Sun, columnist Carl Hiassen referred to Tallahassee during the Legislative session as the […]
Gainesville Sun editor Nathan Crabbe wrote an editorial Jan. 28, 2016 about Florida DEP Secretary Steverson who persists in his obsession to defeat the purpose of our state parks, in spite of criticism and advice […]
Dr. Robert Knight of Florida Springs Institute and member of the OSFR Advisory Board has published the following article in the Gainesville Sun. Robert Knight: Law preserves status quo for polluters By Robert Knight Special […]
The current water bills before the Florida Legislative session about to begin have been much in the news. Today Jan 11, 2016, the Gainesville Sun has run an article by Daytona Beach News Journal writer […]
Today, Jan. 10, 2016, Fred Hiers has written more on the sad story of Silver Springs, flagship spring of Florida that the state seems bound and determined to destroy, all the while making noises denying […]
Environmental advocate Jean Wonser has written the op-ed seen below, which will appear in the Gainesville Sun on Sunday, January 10, 2016. Jean Wonser: Check county rules on factory farms Chickens huddle in their cages […]
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