More Help For Polluters
Mosaic territory is far from the Santa Fe River basin, but OSFR has been heavily involved in opposing phosphate mining due to its destruction of the environment and the close-to-home threat of HPSII. Mosaic […]
Wastewater Spill near the Santa Fe Swamp
The Santa Fe River begins with the rainwater-fed lakes Santa Fe and Alto over by Waldo. The river then winds its way north through the Santa Fe Swamp. These rainwater fed lakes formed on the […]
Chemours a Threat In Florida and West Virginia
The Chemours company has been a pollution threat to the Santa Fe River for many years. Their record in Florida is equal or worse to that in West Virginia. Read the original article here in […]
Astounding News On Extinctions
Civilization’s impact on the planet’s freshwaters is having its deadly results. Read the original article here at Associated Press. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, […]
Radioactive Roads Reality
Those who would profit at the expense of common sense and the environment never cease in their attempts. Our leadership in this state is in the pits. Read the original article here in the […]
Last Opportunity to Help Save Okefenokee
Apparently, this may be our last chance to voice opposition to this lunacy of endangering the Refuge by this incompetent and unprepared mining company. Read the original article here in Florida Phoenix. Comments by OSFR […]
Expansion Might Save the National Treasure
OSFR has invested time and energy in the fight to keep the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge intact and safe from miners. The main threat, Twin Pines Minerals, has proven to be an incompetent and bumbling company. […]
Piney Point Still Polluting
Nothing new here because Piney Point gypstack has put toxic water into Tampa Bay multiple times in the past, sometimes with the blessing of our non-protecting DEP. Read the original article in the Tampa Times […]
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