As we have said: the more we learn the worse it gets. Neither should we be surprised that the “new, less harmful” chemicals touted by industry also have turned out to be hype by industry. […]
These companies and the banks that fund them are in denial and generally do not respond to questions. When they do, they do not admit responsibility for their part in the destruction of our planet. […]
Illustration by Erica Cirino Well, I am old enough to remember Bakelite, a hard, brittle material, usually black, used as knobs and insulators in early electronics. I guess this was the start of […]
Craig Pittman explores the seedy saga of Chemours mining operations in Northeast Florida and exposes some of the dirty goings-on which continue to occur. Just one more example of our DEP supporting a polluting […]
When I first heard about a new solar farm only a few miles from my home, I was excited and happy. But later when the project was discussed publicly at a townhouse, I was surprised […]
Kayaktivism for the Santa Fe River DATE: Saturday May 29 TIME: 11 am until 2 pm Location: Santa Fe River, along the one and a half miles of Ginnie Springs’ river frontage (starting at the […]
In the wake of a near-environmental disaster at the Piney Point phosphogypsum stack, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection is now entertaining plans to expand the New Wales gypstack – the same gypstack that suffered […]
During these times when water bottling factories and phosphate mines threaten our river, and when our own DEP is allowing the slow death our our springs and rivers, it is refreshing to see steps […]
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