Bad News for Wetlands
Florida can ill-afford to lose even more of its ravished wetlands, but that is likely to happen under the new EPA rules protecting them. Read the original article with photos here in the Lens. Comments […]
Slow EPA Response to PFAs
Government response to health issues is not usually swift, but during this time of cuts to government services things look bad for help to combat PFAs. Read the original article here at InsideClimateNews. Comments by […]
Crisis in Climate Change
The current administration is doing its utmost to exploit our planet and has its motives based on money. We will be lucky to avoid permanent damage to the planet. Read the original article with […]
The Lesson Learned From the Worst Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Fifteen years after the worst oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico we have learned that it is impossible to undo the results. We have learned that we must not drill offshore again. Oil companies […]
Latest on Split Oak Travesty
The Split Oak travesty pounds home a very valuable lesson: in Florida no land is safe from developers, no matter what protections it is supposed to have. Read the original article here in the Orlando […]
Oil Drilling Ban Bill Still Strong
Support remains strong for this good bill. Read the original article here in Florida Phoenix. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought […]
No Progress In Plastics Recycling
In spite of the greenwash nonsense put out by the plastics people, recycling of plastics is not improving. In OSFR’s backyard, the Ginnie Springs water plant issues hundreds of millions of plastic one-use water bottles. […]
Good Bills Going Through
OSFR has a long history of opposing fracking in Florida and other locales. Good bills to prevent this are going through the legislature. Read the original article here at WUFT News. Comments by OSFR historian […]
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