Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA.org) has published the following news article today, June 30,2017. Much of the $3 billion spent was for steel pipe, land rights and lobbying. The oil shale/frackers […]
The Gainesville Sun has an excellent editorial about the state’s purchase of Blue Springs. An action to be lauded, a responsibility to protect. Continue reading for the article or go to this link for the […]
Long in the works, and long supported by OSFR, finally we see some Amendment 1 funds put to their intended use. Yesterday, June 14, 2017, DEP Secretary Noah Valenstein’s proposal to have the state purchase […]
The editorial today, June 7, 2017, in the Gainesville Sun reveals once again that our lack of honest leadership in Tallahassee leaves the voters’ will and the environment in the increasingly deepening muck on our […]
The U.S. oil glut continues, bolstering the arguments made by many environmentalists that Sabal Trail is unnecessary to serve Florida, and will result in fracked gas products to be exported, thus undercutting all the so-called […]
After decades of growth, global demand for oil is poised to peak and fall in the coming years. this quote is from the article below, from the Wall Street Journal, May 27 2017. Some […]
St Pete Blog writer Peter Schorsch writes the following: Sources: Noah Valenstein set to become next DEP head Peter Schorsch2 days ago Noah Valenstein, Gov. Rick Scott‘s former environmental policy coordinator, has the inside track to […]
Battles continue over use of Amendment 1 funds, which have ensued since the amendment passed. The Gainesville Sun has this article in today’s April 25, 2017 edition. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A […]
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