New Book Outlines the Dangers of Over-use of Fertilizers
Dan Egan is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Death and Life of the Great Lakes. A two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and winner of the Los Angeles Times […]
Reduced River Flow Must Bring Consequences
In Florida our DEP shows little fear of reducing our springs’ and rivers’ Minimum Flows and Levels (MFLSs) and they do it all the time. Little by little they find some type of justification, usually […]
A Construction Landfill in Archer Faces Another Hazardous Waste Violation After 36 Years of Business
It seems that Watson C&D has not been able to provide any acceptable reasons for their habitual non-compliance. Thanks to Kristin Rubin for this link. Read the original article with photos here at WUFT. […]
Same Sad Story in Manatee County
The following article in the Bradenton Harold relates the sad and shameful meeting of the Manatee County Commissioners who railroaded new regulations geared to a developer’s dream and which may inflict serious damage to that […]
IFAS Confirms Its Lack of Credibility
We have pointed out the problems with IFAS and fertilizer with its connections to the fertilizer industry leaving it soundly embarrassed and rightly so. The taxpayer-funded flagship of Florida’s universities should be above such shameful, […]
Grilling the World’s Biggest Meat Producer
Carbon and methane are bad enough, but the meat industry is not sustainable in just the water it takes to produce feed for the animals. The globe is rapidly running out of water for drinking […]
Only In Florida
If it were not for the wasted money, killed wildlife and the injustice of protecting polluters, Ron DeSantis’ attitude toward toxic algae would be hilarious. Seen in the light of reality, it is sickening. […]
More Reasons US Supreme Court Ruling Harms Florida Wetlands
The value of wetlands to our environment and water sources cannot be overstated. Read the original article here in the Tampa Bay Times. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like […]
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