People for Protecting Peace River (3PR) continues to remind us of the inaction of our government agencies which allows our health and environment to be put at risk. The phosphate industry has already caused catastrophic […]
Our state water managers just gave their blessing on Nestle to produce up to six thousand plastic bottles per minute at the Ginnie Springs bottling plant. Nestle is that company that uses up our […]
Say what they may, the Suwannee River Water Management District has an “F” grade in protecting the Santa Fe River and its springs. It appears they use models for theories when they have the […]
a There is much this article leaves out, including the names of the chemicals: Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. The abundance of their contamination is also grossly under-described, as the article mentions the toxic chemicals in Arizona, […]
Generally speaking, recycling of most plastic bottles is a farce. Nestle and other plastic polluters play word games by saying things like “our [millions of] water bottles are 100 per cent recyclable.” Well, […]
Ginnie Spring is dying with its flow decreasing and pollution increasing; it got a D grade from Florida Springs Institute whose science is not suspect. The Santa Fe River is in recovery, meaning it is […]
Nestle can’t seem to shake its old habits, which include, according to some, baby killing, child slavery, and public water commodification. Read the complete article here in EchoWatch. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org […]
Nestle SA has agreed to sell its Nestle Waters North America brands to One Rock Capital Partners LLC in partnership with Metropoulos & Co. for $4.3 billion. The divestment will see the world’s […]
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