The Santa Fe River is endangered by over-pumping of water from the Floridan Aquifer. Credit: Florida Department of Environmental Regulation Well, the Suwannee River Water Management District has received another verbal barrage […]
Read the original article here in the New York Times. Somewhat of a long read but filled with facts and brings us up to date. Thankfully we are far past the recent denial by some closed-minded […]
Once again we are treating symptoms and not cure. The only solution is to stop these nutrients from entering the Mississippi River. The polluters must pay and the consumer must share the cost. High taxes […]
We can only hope the State of Georgia has the wisdom to deny this questionable mining company a permit to put this environmental treasure at risk. The risk is great for very little […]
The reason that some major oil companies can say that they are reducing their greenhouse gas and carbon output is that they are quietly selling off some of the most polluting assets […]
One estimate for crowds at Ginnie over Memorial Day weekend was 30,000. That explains in part the amount of trash that went into the river. If you are looking for peace and quiet on the […]
Why are we not surprised with this ruling? Because environmental legal challenges seem to have the same inevitable outcome, and the reasons/excuses often lack imagination. Here it is called a “political issue,” and […]
Big oil already sees the handwriting on the wall, but it became even more apparent in an important happening recently when Exxon’s shareholders made a decisive and unexpected move. And a Dutch court ordered Shell, […]
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