Another example where the EPA protects industry but not the people. They do this because big corporations run our country and our Supreme Court allows politicians to be bought. ‘Tis the American way. See the […]
Photo by Jim Tatum The following appeared in the Alachua-High Springs-Newberry Observer, vol. 17, no. 3, May 2019 Dealing with garbage from the phosphate industry The phosphate industry loves to tell us we need them […]
U.S. Representative Francis Rooney gave a closed meeting today May 7, 2019 in Fort Meyers. The lack of access rankled some of the press, but it was Rooney’s prerogative. Rooney was severely criticized recently by […]
* Something is seriously wrong in the St. Johns River. The mullet are sick, some have died, and it may be linked to the many toxins microcystin cylindrospermpopsin and saxitoxin. Scientists are investigating. Some speculate […]
Routine business at Bradford Co. this morning, May 6, 2019, with no news from the mine application. Present to witness any news were mine opponents Kate Ellison, Tom Germano, Paul and Cathy Still and your […]
The Weekly Update for algal bloom from the Department of Environmental Protection is out and it is not good. It is early in the season for this to be happening. What is to come […]
Featured speaker at the Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club on Thursday, May 2, 2019 was Alachua Co. Commissioner Ken Cornell, who drew a large crowd. His topics were environmentally related and included […]
Our leadership now in Washington regarding our environment is in such a shambles that nothing surprises us anymore. Industry truly runs this country and the dollar takes total precedence. Read this original article here […]
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