Stew Lilker’s Take On The Proposed 20-Year Water Plan
To answer Mr. Lilker’s question in the title of his article, No, there will NOT be enough water in this plan for the future. There is not enough right now at this moment. This plan […]
Conserving Land Provides Climate Resiliency for Florida
The State of Florida has failed deplorably at protecting its natural resources and this has resulted in a major crisis for our water. Florida has more polluted lakes than any other state, and its springs […]
Same Sad Story in Manatee County
The following article in the Bradenton Harold relates the sad and shameful meeting of the Manatee County Commissioners who railroaded new regulations geared to a developer’s dream and which may inflict serious damage to that […]
IFAS Confirms Its Lack of Credibility
We have pointed out the problems with IFAS and fertilizer with its connections to the fertilizer industry leaving it soundly embarrassed and rightly so. The taxpayer-funded flagship of Florida’s universities should be above such shameful, […]
New Lows From Polluters
It’s not sewage but agriculture. In some subwatersheds around Lake Okeechobee, the BMAP reports that Big Ag accounts for more than 90 percent of total phosphorus and total nitrogen Polluters such as the phosphate and water […]
Mosaic Buys DeSantis
Two hundred thousand dollars will work wonders in Tallahassee, as Mosaic found out (but already knew) after the State encouraged the company to double the size of its proposal to place radioactive material in […]
Important Message For All Floridians
The following was sent by the Florida Right to Clean and Healthy Water group. They represent our only feasible chance for saving our springs and rivers in the near future because most of […]
Flood Zone Maps Being Rezoned Again
Changing flood zones is a hot topic for many people because money and perceived loss of independence are involved. Read the original article here at WCJB News. Citizen input sometimes makes a difference when policies […]
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