Climate Change Is Here
Read the original article here in the Chatanooga Times Free Press. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back © Jim […]
Politics, Sea Levels, Septics and Florida
We have written about Santa Fe River floods distributing E.coli bacteria from flooded septic tanks and this article reveals that rising seas are doing the same thing on a large scale along the coasts. The […]
Time May Be Running Out
The message doesn’t change for the better, it keeps getting worse. The US coastal inhabitants must adapt. Read the original story, with pictures, here at New4JAX. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A […]
Report: Florida Received D- In Coastal Management and Sea Level Rise Preparations
Florida’s leadership on climate change started below the bottom when Rick Scott would not allow those dirty words “climate change” to be uttered, and non-environmentalist Gov. DeSantis likely considers the term “woke,” so we have […]
Priorities For 2024
These were written for Southwest Florida, but many apply to the entire state. Our thanks go to Manasota-88 for their work for the environment. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river […]
COP28 Comes To End
The end of the summit brought varied results but generally was not cause for celebration. Fossil fuel advocates dominated as well as water user industries such as dairy and meat producers. Small advances were made […]
More Info On COP 28
We have posted multiple times on the current climate summit, but we feel this is merited because we are at a more dangerous than ever point regarding catastrophic climate issues. Consequently, the outcome of […]
Pressure Builds to Eliminate Fossil Fuel Use as Oil Executive Takes Over Climate Talks
Unites States is the world’s second ranked carbon polluter behind China. It produces 5,416 millions of tons of C02, almost twice that of India which is number three in the world in carbon pollution. […]
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