Septic to Sewer
Septic to sewer is always a good thing. A wise choice for using the funds. Read the original article here at WUFT News. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like […]
Septic to sewer is always a good thing. A wise choice for using the funds. Read the original article here at WUFT News. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like […]
Usually we are opposed to pipelines to move water because water removed from somewhere will often have negative consequences elsewhere. But this plan is different, and will use wetlands to replenish the aquifer. Read the […]
Building in a rivershed, above a natural sink, comes with inherent challenges which we have seen played out in the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. Where water flows, earth will erode, especially now with […]
Once again we are happy to see responsible leadership when it comes to development. This is refreshing because usually city and county leaders, when faced with the situation of a new development coming in […]
Lip service is easy but being proactive requires political will, which too often is nonexistent. Kudos to New York for good thinking and good action. Take note Florida decision-makers. Read the original article here in […]
Great news from Orange County about more protection for the all-important wetlands. This in spite of those who would destroy them for personal profit. Environmental groups such as the Sierra Club and St Johns […]
On the surface this may appear to be a good thing, but we get nervous when local authorities get control of fragile lands affecting our water resources. This because too often these people become greedy […]
Although solar energy is something that we must incorporate into our culture, this Alachua County venue has a history of controversy. We disagree with Mayor Ward, the decision should should include concern for our planet, […]
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