No Longer Can We Blame “Natural Phenomenon.”
It is so obvious that we can not take care of our own water. Our own water just gets worse and worse, and we symbolically try to skim the toxic algae off the top, and […]
Every Little Bit Helps But We Must Think Much Bigger and Much Faster
Lawn fertilizer restrictions are great and kudos to Ace Hardware for taking fertilizer off the shelves during the summer months. Now we need agricultural fertilizer restrictions, but that is a more difficult issue. But restrictions […]
Impoverished North Florida Needs to Safeguard Natural Resources
The main problem outlined in this excellent article is the lack of sustainability of our resources. The answers to the questions that Mr. Thomas poses below will not be found with the Department of Environmental […]
Trash Talk-
Well, this is not an entirely new idea, since our very own Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson has been spotted wearing plastic water bottles at public meetings. But rest assured, unlike Rob Greenfield, these […]
Are These Pre-Baby Steps? Certainly Way Not Enough!
Well, this will not curb recycling concerns but it is heading generally in the right direction. The European Union is a step ahead of the USA fighting plastic bottles and it appears Coca Cola is […]
Florida Hasn’t Done Its Job to Protect Water Quality | Opinion
Hopefully Ms. Forsyth is correct in calling on our federal agencies since it is beyond obvious that Florida’s lack of leadership is rapidly ruining our environment, especially the water. Of course the problem is that […]
‘No Big Sugar’ Campaign Hopes to Sour Politicians on Industry Political Donations
One of the richest and most powerful of the polluters is Big Sugar, which gives millions to just about everybody who may be in a position to help or harm them. Theirs is the […]
The DEP Cannot Be Trusted to Take Charge of Wetlands Permitting
Indeed our DEP is a good friend of developers, phosphate miners and other businesses who put money way, way ahead of the environment. Even though they hide the fact they may be allowing residents to […]
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