EchoWatch carries a story about how Monsanto complains about the World Health Organization because they ignored research funded by their corporation. How shameless can you get? Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is […]
CBS Channel 47 in Jacksonville has provided the following information about a controversial plan to pump water from one place to another. Omitted by the scientists from the St Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) […]
“Because of lack of rules and regulations, people have exploited the groundwater brutally, and it is driving up arsenic levels.” What we have feared has come to pass for millions in Pakistan. It has already […]
* On August 23, 2017 Cindy Swirko of the Gainesville Sun has written the following article about the allocation of funds for springs and the St. Johns River. This is welcome news, but we take […]
The Gainesville Sun has an editorial today, Aug. 24, 2017 about Poe Springs on the Santa Fe River. Editorial: Make protection of Poe Springs a priority By The Gainesville Sun editorial board Posted Aug 23, 2017 at 9:15 AM Updated […]
What does FERC’s recent defeat by Sierra Club mean for Sabal Trail and the future of pipelines in the U.S.? Suwannee Riverkeeper John Quarterman’s compilation following is the best analysis you will find. OSFR Advisor […]
Pollution Online reports the following for us to consider: 815 parts per billion of the toxin microcystin are now in Lake O. World Health Organization puts the limit a 10 per billion Last year the […]
The following article, from The Center for Public Integrity, shows that our aquifer can be contaminated by E. coli which comes from cow manure. This particular case is in California, but contamination can occur wherever […]
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