The Water Here Smells Bad
The water in the St Johns Management District (SJRWMD) smells bad. The Governing board chair, John Miklos, has been criticized repeatedly for conflict of interest, and now has an ethics charge (see our post “Water […]
The water in the St Johns Management District (SJRWMD) smells bad. The Governing board chair, John Miklos, has been criticized repeatedly for conflict of interest, and now has an ethics charge (see our post “Water […]
Bad science not good for state’s waterways Tallahassee Democrat Diane Roberts, My View12:05 a.m. EDT May 13, 2016 You’d think that a state where they launch rockets into space, a state that houses the world’s […]
The Daytona Beach News Journal has published an article about John Miklos, chairman of the St Johns River Water Management District’s Governing Board. He has been criticized in the past for conflict of interest in […]
The May/June 2016 High Springs & Alachua edition of Our Town has a fine article “Springs Protection” by Hannah O. Brown and great photographs by Jennifer Adler. It seems the St Johns River Water Management […]
The newspaper Florida Today has published an article on April 25, 2016, seeking accountability for the catastrophe in Indian River Lagoon. It examines the record and past actions of the legislators and city leaders whose […]
OSFR advisor Dr. Robert Knight has written an editorial in the March 27, 20216 Gainesville Sun. Robert Knight: Spending on ineffective projects won’t save springs By Robert Knight Special to The Sun Published: Friday, March […]
The leadership void at the top of the Florida pecking order continues to be exposed as caring, knowledgeable people repeatedly have to remind Tallahassee of its failure to carry out the people’s mandate regarding Amendment […]
Florida and your grandchildren won a battle today, Tue. March 1, 2016. Sen. Garrett Richter’s bad pro-facking, pro-oil industry, pro-money over environment SB 318 was withdrawn as he faced defeat. This in spite Florida’s Department […]
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