Great News From Montana
A similar legal challenge was brought in Florida but did not proceed to trial. This is a landmark ruling which moves our country forward in the march toward the inevitable switch away from coal and […]
Climate Denial Pushed by Florida Schools
False just about everything seems to be the core of the PragerU group. Not a university, not science, not truth but far-right propaganda which finds a fertile home in Florida politics. And, unfortunately, Florida’s […]
No Logic On Bottled Water Use
People’s attitudes about the water they drink may not reflect logic and the fact remains that single use plastic water bottles continue to be a huge problem for the environment. In Florida, BlueTriton Brands […]
More Dead Fish For Florida
Not good for tourism. Too much heat, too many nutrients. Read the complete article here in Sun Sentinel. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, […]
Even In Florida,There Is Sometimes Good Environmental News!
It doesn’t happen often but our environment can be restored if we try hard enough.a Read Craig Pittman’s good article here in Florida Phoenix. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is […]
River in Brazil Given Rights of a Person
Ground-breaking news, but the protection rests on the will of those assigned the enforcement of those laws. Given Brazil’s history of rain forest protection, the future appears uncertain. Rights of nature are urgently needed […]
A Model For Florida–Look West
Michael Wier Courtesy Of The Klamath River Renewal Corporation There are many sad environmental stories/tragedies in Florida, not the least of which is the illogical existence of the dam over the Ocklawaha River which has flooded […]
More Help For the Threatened Ichetucknee Spring
The following was written by OSFR president Joanne Tremblay. Not only are our major springs threatened by over-pumping and excess nutrients allowed by our state agencies, now over-use by water lovers is becoming a problem. […]
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