Several positive items here concerning water and money well-spent. Read the original article here at Alachua News. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot […]
By far the most destructive threat to the Santa Fe River, other than the DEP and the SRWMD, is development. And this was a narrow victory pulled out at the last minute by the Alachua […]
OSFR is pleased to celebrate with Alachua Conservation Trust this added protection for the Santa Fe River. This is important to keep the river intact and protect it from development and more pumping. Comments by […]
We gave our review of “The Fellowship of the Springs” in an earlier post and now a larger audience will have the opportunity on Thursday, July 8 at 4 pm on WUCF. Hopefully it may […]
We commend the Orlando Sentinel for this commentary, and they are right on the button when they say agriculture must adjust its consumption of water and fertilizer. Their editors do not realize though, that the […]
Florida needs only to look at California to see its future, although our water policy-makers see only dollar signs when they attempt to look at the future. And on top of this water crisis, […]
This article does not mention One Rock’s partner, Metropoulos & Company, nor have we seen the arrangement they have for sharing the old Nestle Waters North America holdings. At any rate this article shows that […]
Although agriculture is responsible for most of the pollution in the Suwannee and Santa Fe rivers, we must support farms and ranches. What is necessary for sustainability is that much less fertilizer and water be […]
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