Big sugar is a simple manifestation of political corruption, perpetuated by Republicans and Democrats alike, all those who take bribes from these despoilers of the environment. The following advisory was sent out by Sierra […]
“This toxic algae can also be found in St. Johns, the Santa Fe, the Caloosahatchee, the St. Lucie, and other Florida rivers.” Read the original article here in the Westside Gazette, by Roger Caldwell. Comments […]
On a rainy and cloudy Saturday about 70 passionate people gathered in Gainesville to talk about Sabal Trail. This meeting, called the “Grassroots Summit to stop Sabal Trail,” met at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. […]
The doublespeak, evasive, defensive, muddled lines of thought exhibited here would be funny if this were not a serious issue. This smoke screen fools no one. Scott Maxwell recounts his experience with the politicians in […]
Water management district spokespersons, legislators, politicians, industry representatives, and others of the same ilk can no longer kick the can down the road, stall, pretend they are working hard on the problem, pretend they have […]
Following is the latest information and an up-dated agenda for the summit held in Gainesville on Saturday, August 6, 2016, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Gainesville, 4225 NW 34th St, 8:30am to 5pm. Will you join […]
Rick Scott, Water Management Authorities, please look at Blue Springs on a July Saturday. Maybe you want to be thinking: “perhaps we should follow our water laws a little closer because people like the water…” […]
It seems that lots of people in our area want to know why our water laws are not being enforced, as it was a packed room Monday night, July 25, 2016, when Heather Culp and […]
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