Good News From Tallahassee
Thanks to all who helped here, we have some good news. Thanks to OSFR board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson and member Hilda Gilcrist for attending this committee meeting. The following was sent out by the Florida […]
Wetlands and Grasslands
We share the hopes of this study’s authors: The team hopes the findings provide valuable insights for policymakers, land managers and conservationists in making informed decisions regarding land-use practices. Unfortunately, policymakers and land […]
EPA and Mangroves
A few days ago we posted about the EPA allowing all mangroves to be destroyed at one site, and we wondered why. Well, now, thanks to Manasota-88 we see the (non)reason: “…the seawall was on […]
PFAS in US Tapwater Interactive Dashboard
The two links included below show the distribution of PFAs in tapwater in the US. The map in the first is interactive for your specific area and the map in the second link is a […]
Iche Nippy Dip Day February 10, 2024
Iche Nippy Dip Day for 2024, originally scheduled for January 6, was was postponed but now rescheduled for February 10. So now it is that time of year again to make the journey […]
More Throwing Garbage Into the Creek: Out of Sight….
“After thorough technical review and engagement with the public, including consideration of over 1,000 public comments, EPA has determined that the two proposed wells meet public health and safety requirements to move forward,” EPA […]
A Huge Improvement For The Santa Fe River
This may be a beginning of what the future holds for agriculture in Florida. We have long said that our current system of agriculture is not sustainable because at the rate we […]
More Confirmation That Twin Pines Is Not Fit to Mine Near Okefenokee
This latest findings by the State of Georgia further confirms what we have been saying for years: that Twin Pines is not competent to mine safely near the national treasure that is the Okefenokee Swamp. […]
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