When? Eventually
We think Florida will be underwater sooner or later because, according to geologists, it has already happened at least four times in the past. The last time was a few million years ago, so perhaps […]
Beruff Again!
“We all want to protect our environment,” Commission Chairman Kevin Van Ostenbridge — who’s been a real estate salesman for 20 years — said during the commission meeting. “At the same time, we also […]
New Study Confirms What We Already Knew
OSFR has been heavily involved in fighting fracking in Florida. In past years many trips were made to the State Legislature and local municipalities to support antifracking resolutions. In those sessions there were two […]
Climate Change According to Florida
In the following article Craig tells us how our DEP is continuing its good work in protecting our environment, including us, the utility companies and fossil fuels. As he says, it’s the Florida […]
Florida Clean Air Act Should Reduce Climate Change
If the EPA hopes to achieve its goals of cleaner air, wishing for voluntary actions by the energy companies will not work. Power companies exist to make money and that is what drives […]
Climate Denial Pushed by Florida Schools
False just about everything seems to be the core of the PragerU group. Not a university, not science, not truth but far-right propaganda which finds a fertile home in Florida politics. And, unfortunately, Florida’s […]
A Model For Florida–Look West
Michael Wier Courtesy Of The Klamath River Renewal Corporation There are many sad environmental stories/tragedies in Florida, not the least of which is the illogical existence of the dam over the Ocklawaha River which has flooded […]
More Help For the Threatened Ichetucknee Spring
The following was written by OSFR president Joanne Tremblay. Not only are our major springs threatened by over-pumping and excess nutrients allowed by our state agencies, now over-use by water lovers is becoming a problem. […]
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