A Beautiful Gathering of Sabal Trail Opponents
As we have occasionally done in the past, we would like to republish an unusual or more significant post. About a year ago we were fortunate to attend this important gathering in Tallahassee with […]
A Dangerous Trend, And a Reason to Defeat Proposal 25
Please read this carefully to understand the potential dangers of suppression of home rule. This hits close to home in Tallahassee. Read the original article her in DeSmog. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A […]
F E R C Does Not Play Fair.
This is the familiar FERC, the heavy-handed, rubber stamp FERC of always, protecting those who pay their salaries, and being totally useless when it comes to REGULATING our energy industry. FERC is not discretionary, not […]
For Gainesville Aactivists, a Slow Boil On Rising Seas
Climate change has gained notoriety exponentially in the past few months and we suddenly have realizations here and there and everywhere. It’s not hard to predict that the trend will continue as seas creep up […]
Public Questions PCS at Public Hearings in Jasper
Thanks to John Quarterman and Deanna and Chris Mericle for attending this meeting and asking these questions. My guess is that PCS (excuse me, Nutrien) is not used to the public asking questions about their […]
Editorial: Demand full funding for Florida Forever
* Nowhere do we see the need for better leadership more than when our elected leaders choose to ignore the wishes of the people regarding the environment. Our representatives seem to see those wishes as […]
OSFR Quoted In Opposition to Mine.
The phosphate industry in Florida has a long history of accidents, environmental destruction and bankruptcy, leaving behind millions in liabilities that taxpayers have had to clean up, according to Jim Tatum of Fort […]
Classic Action by Water Managers — A Disheartening Waste of Time and Money
Nothing done, time wasted, make-work, taxpayer money down the drain. But the water managers can point to their “study” and say they are working on the problem. How many times have we seen this? […]
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