Chris Curry of the Gainesville Sun has written an article in today’s edition entitled “Water, spring bills mirror bills from last session.” Here he compares the new bills (PCB SAC 16-01 and SB 552) to those […]
OSFR President Pam Smith Speaks to FERC Representatives The Gainesville Sun published an article on October 2, 2015 outlining the meeting in Lake City with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission representatives and citizens concerned about the […]
Nathan Crabbe’s recent editorial in the Gainesville Sun deals with mineral rights, a topic just recently in the news and also subject of one our recent posts “It May Be Just Beginning, the Importance of Mineral Rights). The following […]
Alachua County regulations regarding irrigation have now been revised to allow a distinction between unincorporated parts of the county and cities and municipalities. There has been considerable disagreement among the various groups, and the revisions […]
Septic tank maintenance should be better controlled in order to protect our drinking water supply. Legislation was enacted and changed but we need to try again. Read this article by Bob Knight in today’s Gainesville […]
We say “small step” after the huge devastation caused by the Sleepy Creek permit recently dispersed by the St Johns District which will do further irreparable harm to the springs. Fortuitously, this purchase will prevent […]
Continued denial of climate change by people who are supposed to be our leaders is the topic of the Gainesville Sun’s editorial on Friday, Sept. 4, 2015. The number of scientists who are among the […]
The Gainesville Sun has an article in Friday’s edition relating the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s rejection of WWALS’ challenge to their permit for Sabal Trail’s pipeline running across Georgia and Florida. The rejection was based […]
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