This editorial is truth and fact: our state is deliberately and consistently allowing the death of our springs and rivers, and they are doing it to promote business and industry. We have strong and […]
It is not surprising that Pilgrim’s Pride continues to cheat in many ways. OSFR members were involved in 2017 (see this link and also here) when the company’s plant on the Suwannee River was finally […]
Generally speaking, recycling of most plastic bottles is a farce. Nestle and other plastic polluters play word games by saying things like “our [millions of] water bottles are 100 per cent recyclable.” Well, […]
This legal action is strange for multiple reasons, one being the unexplained length of time for the ruling, another being the conclusions of the judge, whose logic borders on the bizarre. Read the entire article […]
HELP NEEDED! – just a moment of your time, please… As we try to catch a breath from the Seven Springs/Nestle saga, we quickly need your support in another important issue that OSFR is […]
Ginnie Spring is dying with its flow decreasing and pollution increasing; it got a D grade from Florida Springs Institute whose science is not suspect. The Santa Fe River is in recovery, meaning it is […]
To clarify one statement below, SRWMD never denied the permit. The staff at one point recommend denial, but the Board of Directors tabled the vote, and then Seven Springs began a legal challenge before any […]
Nestle can’t seem to shake its old habits, which include, according to some, baby killing, child slavery, and public water commodification. Read the complete article here in EchoWatch. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org […]
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