Stop Sabal Trail Pipeline. Join the protest, Thursday, Sept. 29 2016 Gainesville, University and Main. 4 – 7 pm Please join us in standing up against the pipeline planned to run straight through Alabama, Georgia, […]
Solar is the enemy to Florida’s investor-owned utilities, a technology that threatens their bottom line. Publicly, the state’s utilities argue that solar is unsuitable for the Sunshine State’s energy needs: Too costly. Too unreliable. Too […]
Today in the Gainesville Sun, Nathan Crabbe has written an article promoting solar energy in Florida, and he points out how far behind our state is compared to others, even those with less sunshine. […]
The utility companies are spending millions to keep their tight control over customers and keep them chained to obsolete fossil fuels. Jim Turner writes about this in the Gainesville Sun, which can be seen here. […]
The planning committee for RiverFest 2017 will meet for the first time on Wed. Sept. 21, at Rum 138, 2070 SW CR 138 from 6 – 8 pm. This event gets better every year, so […]
Tuesday’s results in approving Amendment 4 was a critical and giant step toward solar energy transitioning to the principal energy source in Florida, but equally critical is the defeat of Amendment 1 in November. Fossil […]
The following is a press release from the Suwannee River Water Management District describing the completion of a springs restoration project in the upper Suwannee. We applaud this action, as it will reduce nitrogen and […]
Rhonda Long, sometime mermaid and always OSFR Stewardship Chair, has sent the following info for our river cleanup. This is combined with Sandy Hubbard’s monthly paddle with the official OSFR Paddle Club outing. All participatory […]
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