John Moran’s photo essays are in a league by themselves. When he wants to, he can add words that are poetry in prose, every bit as eloquent and beautiful as his fantastic photos. He didn’t […]
The mine was discussed during public comments, as Paul Still, Kate Ellison, Carol Mosely and your historian all addressed the board. Carol Mosely Hugh Thomas, SRWMD Kate Ellison […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District released the following news item: General News Posted on: August 6, 2018 Heavy Rains Increase Risks For Flooding LIVE OAK, FLA., Aug 6, 2018 – Rainfall across the […]
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the state water authorities have failed miserably to protect our water resources from depletion and pollution. This failure started many years ago, and despite much work and money […]
AZ Ocala Ranch wants to build a city on 3,400 acres in a beautiful rural section of Marion County, sucking out hundreds of millions of gallons of water from an already declining aquifer, destroying […]
The original article appeared in the Tallahassee Democrat. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back- Wakulla Springs cleanup plan on hold, DEP […]
Natural gas may burn cleaner than coal but it carries negative baggage since it comes from fracking with all the methane leaks, process water, and greenhouse gases; plus it is dangerous. Natural Gas is […]
It’s such a struggle to get Florida’s water managers to do their job. Laws are made that sound good, but it seems that immediately those who are supposed to enact them begin to look for […]
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