The 50-State Special Water Competition
On June 29, 2014 at 04:17PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Not a Florida mud volcano It is parochial of me but I think that Florida’s extraordinary water resources rank close to […]
What’s The Worst That Could Happen?
On June 25, 2014 at 06:29PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Suppose that, in contradiction to long-term trends and despite enormous water efficiency potential, Florida water use increases a lot but new supplies were […]
You Mean Water Use Went Down? Again??
On June 22, 2014 at 08:46PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: The USGS report on 2010 water use in Florida is finally published and online. Rich Marella always does a great job […]
Water Use Catch Shares?
On June 19, 2014 at 06:49PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Maybe you don’t like the wacky idea of a “water efficiency ratchet” in my last post. Another even wackier idea (and I […]
Water Efficiency Ratchet
On June 15, 2014 at 07:14PM Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: One way to promote efficient water use in Florida could be to adapt to Florida the state of Georgia’s “Flint River […]
Water Is a Side Issue
On 6-11-14 Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: If you read this blog even sometimes, you have a very unusual degree of interest in water issues. For most people, water problems are incidental to […]
Water Stigmatization
Students polishing Legislative cuspidors, 1962. (Florida State Photographic Archive.) The Florida Legislative chambers once were fully stocked with cuspidors for tobacco-spitting legislators. That became an unacceptable social practice, then was considered a charming recollection, and finally […]
Best water policy Buds
When I pointed out a few days ago that the most important Scott Administration water policy was to “Unrelentingly please the biggest water users and water polluters,” I should have provided evidence. I could have quoted the Florida Chamber of … Continue reading →
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