Avoiding a Dystopian Water Future
On February 11, 2015 at 07:53PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: We once thought there was plenty of water in Florida. Those days are gone forever. Soon, we will be using every […]
Florida Headwater Streams
On February 04, 2015 at 08:19PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: William White and Thomas Crisman have a new paper that inventories and classifies Florida headwater streams. They counted and classified 5,829 headwater streams […]
Less Is Less
On January 18, 2015 at 07:38PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Every year, the Florida Department of Management Services publishes a “Workforce Report.” Last week’s annual report received only a little press […]
Tools Awaiting Use. Tom, Keep On Saying This
Well, there is not much I can add to this statement. I have already said it and Tom has already said it. In his last sentence. Thing is, we need to keep on saying it, […]
A Full Water Policy Toolbox But With Forgotten Tools?
As we surmised, Tom indeed is familiar with the awesome document put together by Mr. Maloney et al., which is surely more than adequate to protect Florida’s wonderful waters. But in spite of this great body […]
Teeny-Tiny Water PolicyToolbox
On November 30, 2014 at 05:51PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: We hear once again how the next legislative session will be the “year of water.” Why it this so hard to accomplish? […]
Springs And Voters
On November 23, 2014 at 03:03PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: According to Wikipedia, there are fifteen counties in Florida with first magnitude springs (and rises). Except for Leon, Jefferson, and Alachua counties, they […]
Kansas, Colorado, California…(Florida?)
Following is another of Tom Swihart’s always-excellent and thoughtful blogs dealing with water problems in Florida, in this case a state water plan, or lack of one. But before we get to Tom, and in […]
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