Major Fracking Earthquake
What does it take to convince people? Perhaps an earthquake shaking the ground from Illinois to Arizona. And a declared state of emergency by the governor of Oklahoma. Aside from potential aquifer poisoning, injecting […]
Wise Water Words, Check Your Septics In September
September begins a new month and a new series of Wise Water Words from OSFR about how we can all help our water, whether it be on the surface or down in the ground/limestone. […]
Sierra Club Office Open House at Rum 138, Oct. 8, 2016
The incredible Rum Island Spring, still flowing in 2016 There will be an open house on Sat. Oct. 8, from 10 am to 2 pm to celebrate the new rural Sierra Club office […]
Sierra Club “Water Works” Final In Series
The final presentation of Water/Ways lecture series took place the evening of Aug. 24, 2016 at the High Springs New Century Woman’s Club. The program was the PowerPoint program “Water Works: Stand Up and Act […]
Paint by the Numbers Mural Now Complete
A huge mural of a map of the extent of the Santa Fe River now has come to life on a wall in downtown High Springs. On the east wall of the Adventure Outpost building, […]
Facts About Stormwater and Alachua County That We Need to Know
Our recent post “Saving Money Is Not a Valid Excuse to Ruin the Environment” has been expanded, documented and greatly improved by Dr. Bob Palmer, in the Gainesville Sun. Now online, it will be in […]
Sabal Trail Protest
Tony Britt of the Lake City Reporter has published in the Aug. 19-20 edition an article on the Sabal Trail protest on Aug. 18 north of Lake City. OSFR president Pam Smith was quoted, along […]
Cancer-Causing Chemicals Will Go Nicely With Toxic Algae, Flesh-Eating Bacteria
Fred Grimm of the Miami Herald keeps this story alive in today’s Aug. 20 article. This absurdity is dumped upon the people of Florida simply because our state non-protective agencies want to help their friends […]
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