Nature of Things: Reviving the Civilian Conservation Corps is a solid idea
Sometimes things are not bad just because they are old. Some might say your writer is old and he remembers talk of CCC camps near where he grew up, active at the time […]
Anti-pollution Advocates Cheer as Army Corps Reviews Formosa Plastics Permit in Louisiana
No, this article is not about the Santa Fe River, since it takes place in Louisiana. This is a huge step which may or may not hold up and actually stop the Big […]
After emails are lost, U.S. Army Corps extends public comment on fish farm off Sarasota–
After emails are lost, U.S. Army Corps extends public comment on fish farm off Sarasota Hard to believe that our government goofed, but we need to resend our opposition to the environmentally threatening fish […]
EPA keeps public in dark about building roads from phosphate’s radioactive waste – so we can better see the eerie glow?
If you want to see some contradictory, nonsensical documents from our U.S. Government, check out the official description on phosphogypsum stacks and the new directive by our deeply politicized incompetent head of the […]
BP and Nestle go well together
And there are those who want to continue drilling in the Gulf, even as they know oil as an energy source is on the way out. The Gulf may be irreparably damaged from Deepwater Horizon. […]
MORE CHEATING BY TWIN PINES
This article reveals more trickery and rule-breaking by Twin Pines Minerals, already mining in Florida next to Chemours. At that site they were were issued many violations by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. […]
Environmentalists Trump and DeSantis, and don’t forget Andrew Wheeler
One of our favorite columnists of all time, Diane Roberts, penned the following article. As a non-profit organization, we are not allowed to push politicians, but here we are simply reporting on environmental […]
Polluters given free ride under guise of virus difficulties
It’s all about money. Read the complete article here at APNews. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back © Jim Tatum […]
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