Humans Can’t Outdo Mother Nature
This bit of research produced interesting but not surprising results. It is difficult to improve on natural phenomena and when we humans try, we often look foolish after spending huge amounts of […]
This bit of research produced interesting but not surprising results. It is difficult to improve on natural phenomena and when we humans try, we often look foolish after spending huge amounts of […]
Gas-powered lawn equipment transitioned to electric will be a major step in urban pollution control. Leaf blowers are an unnecessary menace that simply moves debris from one area to another while sending minute air-born polluting […]
There are many negative aspects to fracking and this one has been in the news many times before. All the more reason to hasten our changeover to sustainable energy. Read the complete article here in […]
There is absolutely no need for this proposed development which puts our fragile aquifer at risk. The area of the development is one of unconfined aquifer very close to the earth surface and with […]
The report below states that the reason they are shutting down the scalloping activity near Pasco is because of toxic algae blooms. What they don’t say is why there are toxic algae blooms. Algal blooms […]
Below we have included a petition which gives information regarding a new development proposal in the city of Alachua. This development would potentially damage the aquifer at Mill Creek Sink. Many of you know […]
This article is one-sided in that it does not mention the many environmental damages done by the fracking. So much damage occurs that natural gas is no longer considered an improvement over oil because its […]
Fracking and the pollution and earthquakes caused by fracking continue, delaying the inevitable switch over to wind and solar energy. Below Mr. Oestmann hopes that fossil fuels will be limited in order to drive prices […]
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