Rights of Nature Zoom Meeting
Although this does not deal geographically with Florida, the concept and problems are the same so if interested, please join this group. We have no leadership in Tallahassee so this may be Florida’s only salvation. […]
One More Problem Caused By Our Pollution
Both red tide and seasonal Sargassum are natural occurring phenomena and both are exacerbated by human activity which is mostly excessive nutrients in water. Now this seaweed is becoming more abundant and toxic, […]
Valdosta Still a Problem, But Not The Only One
Those following our posts know that the flawed wastewater system in Valdosta has had serious problems going back many years. These problems stemmed from a poorly planed project in which the volume was catastrophically under-estimated, […]
OSFR Board Announces Death of Board Member Rhonda Long
SUBJECT: OSFR Board Announces Death of Board Member Rhonda Long It is with great sadness and deepest regret that the Our Santa Fe River, Inc. OSFR Board of Directors announces the death of Board […]
Daily Warnings & Closures
Hardly a day goes by in Florida that we don’t see news of a recent sewage spill or a new warning of toxic algae to avoid in a lake, river or beach. Tuesday, June 7, […]
Ex-SRWMD Director Valenstein Named In Environmental Damage Lawsuit
This concept of the rights of nature is tied into the critical amendment “Right to Clean & Healthy Waters” which we hope to see on the 2024 ballot. If we want to save the […]
Free the Ocklawaha
Ms. Tschinkel serves on the National Energy Advisory Board of the National Renewables Energy Laboratory and is a member of the Board of Directors of ConocoPhillips. She owns over 1,475 units of Phillips 66 stock worth over […]
Guest Opinion: Wise Tax Investment Is Key to Solving Florida’s Water Issues
When I saw the title of this article I first thought “Dr. Shuler can’t be from Florida” because if he were, he would know that here throwing money at a water problem usually doesn’t do […]
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