Standing up to climate change
Unfortunately, the courts have decided they prefer to give lip service to this issue but pass the buck to someone else instead of trying to do what they can to help. Hopefully, an appeals […]
New roads being pushed at worst possible time
New development is the single most destructive thing to Florida’s environment. Bulldozing out new road corridors is totally unnecessary, as our present road system can be upgraded to meet our current and future needs. This […]
Heavy rains during hurricane season increase the chance of gypsum stack spills.
ManaSota-88, Inc. a 501.c3 Public Health and Environmental Organization has sent the following post. This is not an idle warning, as we remember the spills from the huge gypstack at the mouth of […]
Florida Judge Tosses Environmental Lawsuit Brought By Children, Latest Loss In Climate Courtroom Strategy
This is buck passing at its worst. These judges and lawyers like Carrol and Brodeen give lip service but take the easy way out and their actions show their true convictions. It appears Judge Carrol […]
Safety was the theme May 30 on the lower Santa Fe River
This article is Michael Roth’s recent post in our newsletter. The Palm Beach Post ran it today, June 4, 2020, and due to the important safety message, we chose to re-run it here. See the […]
Update on Union County Board of Commissioners
During the years that a mining company has threatened to tear up the countryside, Union County has exhibited strong united leadership and has made wise choices to protect their priceless rural way of life. […]
Better safety control needed
Saturday’s avoidable tragedy brings to the forefront the sad lack of safety enforcement by the only authority on the river, the Fish and Wildlife Commission officers. We do not have all the details of the […]
“Safety” the theme Saturday on the lower Santa Fe River
Report and comments by Mike Roth Yesterday a portion of Zone 8 of the Lower Santa Fe River finally had a day of no-wake boating traffic, and all it took were injuries that were very […]
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