Not “if” but “when.”
So as has been said before, aquaculture is similar to mining — it’s not IF there will be an accident damaging the environment, it’s WHEN will there be an accident. The benefits of […]
The plan “does not comply with Clean Water Act guidelines” and “the proposed project is contrary to the public interest.”
“…the plan ‘does not comply with Clean Water Act guidelines’ and ‘the proposed project is contrary to the public interest.”‘ Here we have some common sense and a definition of “public interest” that even a […]
End of the Road for the M-CORES Toll Road?
Signs are pointing toward no build or at least no new corridors as reports come in from the three task forces. What a waste of time and money and what an embarrassment for our […]
How ‘DeathSantis’ could become ‘Governor Green
Wow. Just wow. This letter is amazing. Besides being so true, it is just totally common sense. As Craig Pittman says, there are plenty off other environmental issues he could jump on, and one […]
Florida agriculture commissioner urges stop sign for toll road projects
It seems that Commissioner Fried is one of the few leaders in Tallahassee who has any concern for our environment. We congratulate her for her leadership. Read the entire article here in Bizjournals.com. Comments by […]
Florida toll roads task force reports sent to Gov. DeSantis, House and Senate leaders
The task forces also said they couldn’t reach any conclusions based on available information, in part because there was “no proven need.” And, he added, “as we look at corridors and alignments more closely, we […]
Senator Keith Perry, DEP Secretary Noah Valenstein and Environmental Leaders Tour Critical Land Conservation Projects in the Suwannee Valley
The following press release touting Keith Perry as an environmentalist (NOT) refers to the land purchase which was the subject of our latest op-ed, “State Fails to Protect, Then Pays to Restore Springs.” Those currently […]
WEBINAR ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA’S NATURAL SYSTEMS–
The following is offered as an event of interest to those working to preserve our natural water resources. Thanks to Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson for the links and information. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – […]
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