Another Call to End Free Water
Today the Gainesville Sun has printed an article by Preston Haskell whose voice joins others with the solution to Florida’s water woes. It is as Tom of the Watery Foundation wrote just days ago, and […]
Silenced Springs: Moving from Tragedy to Hope
Dr. Robert Knight, founder of Howard T. Odom Florida Springs Institute and OSFR member, has published a new book on Florida’s springs, just out and available at this link. DR. Knight is one of the […]
California, Texas, and Florida
While we would never disagree with what Tom of the Watery Foundation might write, perhaps we could elaborate a bit on the part about Florida. Tom does know that there is a comprehensive, well thought-out plan, […]
SHOWING TONIGHT TUESDAY MARCH 24 “Groundswell Rising”
Health And Environmental Organizations Bring Film Tour To High Springs Groundswell Rising Will Educate High Spring Residents About Dangers of Fracking High Springs, FL— Our Santa Fe River, along with two other organizations, will provide […]
ALERT! Fracking Disclosure Exemption in Committee 8 AM, Tuesday
Sierra Club Florida News shared a link to the following article: ALERT! Fracking Disclosure Exemption in Committee 8 AM, Tuesday A fracking bill that will allow well operators to hide the chemicals they use from […]
Litigation – The Only Way to Make the DEP Do Its Job?
So it appears. Florida has waited too long and seen too much water given away for free. The law and the guidelines have existed for decades, and our springs and aquifer recede and remain […]
Cheap Water is Too Expensive
Today Tom has put forth the thought that charging for water what it is worth, might be the solution to the water scarcity problem. He lists a few straight thinkers who have suggested this, including […]
The “Secretary’s Three Priorities”
Today Tom asks the question “Shouldn’t every Floridian be allowed to contribute to changes in state government water policy?” Indeed, we think so, and that is why OSFR is present at most water management […]
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