Yesterday, March 3, 2015, the first day of the new legislative session in Tallahassee, OSFR President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson delivered to the office of Gov. Rick Scott four signed county anti-fracking resolutions and one signed by the […]
Yesterday morning the fast-acting and forward-thinking Hamilton Co. County Commissioners unanimously passed a resolution to support an anti-fracking ban throughout the state. This item was placed on the agenda by Chris Mericle of WWALS […]
The Florida Department of Health has issued another warning about waste contamination from the City of Valdosta finding its way into the Suwannee River. These warnings are coming with consistent regularity and the situation does […]
Thursday, February 26, OSFR President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson presented a lecture at the Cedar Key Public Library on the state of our water, and the emergent issues facing Florida’s rivers, springs and other water sources following […]
Our Santa Fe River was one of only five groups represented in the national Americans Against Fracking conference call on Wed. Feb. 25, 2015. President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson spoke for Florida on this call. Other states which had a […]
The Alachua chapter of Audubon, the “Audubon Crane Newsletter,” has published a new article by OSFR about fracking in the March/April Newsletter. OSFR is grateful to Debra Segal and the Alachua Chapter of the Audubon […]
Ron Cunningham has written a not-so-funny article in today’s Gainesville Sun, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, dealing with the way powerful people in Tallahassee view our water in Florida. Not only not very funny, really pretty […]
Jenny Adler: Survey shows disconnect between water research, public 19 Feb 2015 By Jenny Adler Water is one of the quintessential characteristics of Florida – visitors flock to the Sunshine State to visit its […]
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