The evening of Nov. 1, 2019, Our Santa Fe River, Inc., Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club and Climate Action Gator organized and deployed a passionate protest against Nestle water bottling company. The reason […]
This is the same story, well said. Disheartening. If we had no hope, we would quit trying. Read the complete article here in the Gainesville Sun. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A […]
Gary Maddox, Assistant Director of Aquifer Watch, along with son Max, revisits your historian’s home on the banks of the Santa Fe River to test the well water for nitrogen loading. As we […]
The Bradford Environmental Forum has sent the following information about the Chemours mine, which is applying for a permit to expand its mining operation. The county commission will hear this issue at its meeting on […]
Those most blessed are least aware. Foresight is not one the jewels in the crown of Florida’s leaders. Subtle signs are already present here for those who choose to look. Those who do not want […]
We appreciate the education on Nestle’s aspirations to further lower the flow of Ginnie Springs and the Santa Fe River, but we must correct inaccuracies here. To our knowledge, Nestle has not bought Seven […]
Defining “public interest” has long been a bump in the road for those attempting to interpret Florida water law. Unfortunately, what seems simple logic written in simple English as to whom is served by the […]
* Environmental newspaper staff writers gravitate toward OSFR board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson when they need information and here is an example. We must note that if this amendment were to pass, then this would […]
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