Reverse Thinking?
Why should the state issue a permit to a corporation to freely withdraw water and then spend $3.37 million to reduce the amount it uses? It happened near White Springs last year. With your tax dollars. […]
Florida Springs Council Addresses Aquifer Health
“The time has come to change the ways in which Floridians are using water. To delay or to resist change will only make our aquifer problems worse and lead to human suffering.” Statement by […]
Demand for Water (Reductions)
On July 01, 2015 at 02:48PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: How much more water supply development is needed in Florida? According to the 2014 projections from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, […]
A Battle of Givers Versus Takers
“Ignoring voters’ mandate to satisfy special interests. This is a case of givers pitted against takers. Can you figure out who are the givers and who are the takers?” Publisher and Editor Barbara Llewellyn of […]
New Title–Same Mission–Same Irrepressable Force
All the photos shown here were taken within the past year The changing of the guard at Our Santa Fe River has come and gone with nary a missed heartbeat. Our new president Pam Smith […]
OSFR Undergoes Major Changes
A sell-out crowd attended the OSFR annual meeting on Friday. No vacant chairs. The reception was nice, thanks to Pam Blasetti, Rhonda Long, Merrillee, Patty Street, Lori Lang, Mackinsey Shipeck and I’m sure others of […]
Voters Dissatisfied With Legislative Leaders
Christopher Curry has written a comprehensive article on how the fate of Amendment 1 has played out in Tallahassee. See the link here in the Gainesville Sun or continue reading for a re-publishing here. Unhappy […]
Florida Water Management Lacks Leadership
“If there was ever a time for bold leadership in water management, it is now. But bold leadership in Florida water management is not in evidence today. … Currently , this leadership is lacking,” says […]
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