Human waste dumped near Florida springs
This hits close to home. The Naples Daily News published the following article about sprayfields in Florida. Go to this link to see videos. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like […]
Orlando Predicted #2 Destination For Displaced Florida Sea-level Rise Refugees
…too much of the climate-change-preparedness debate has centered around preparing coastal communities for rising ocean levels — and not enough attention has been paid to preparing landlocked cities for new residents. A new study appearing […]
Thousands to March for Climate — Join A Group
Sierra Club Florida News Thousands to March for Climate at Mar-A-Lago & 20 Florida cities on Sat., April 29 Posted: 26 Apr 2017 08:29 AM PDT Press Advisory FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Jonathan Ullman, Sierra […]
Third Annual Florida Interfaith Climate Action Network Assembly
Two OSFR members are featured speakers in this important Climate Action Assembly, which brings together prominent environmental leaders from all points in the state. Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson and John Moran will speak and hold workshops at […]
Can We Hire John Bel Edwards For Governor Of Florida?
EcoWatch has the following article about climate change: Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back- Climate Chris McDermott 21 April NASA Governor […]
Bob Palmer: Can agriculture and healthy springs coexist?
“DEP’s presentation was a bracing dose of reality not typically seen or heard from our state environmental agencies.” Rarely do we get a statement like the one above, but we will happily take it. […]
Insecticides Found In Tap Water For First Time
* BBC. Com has published the following unwelcome news. Read the original article here. This reminds us of last July when our DEP put forth a great effort to ramrod through new higher limits on […]
One Maybe Small Step And One Pretty Giant Step For The River
A very busy and unusual meeting of the Bradford commissioners last night April 20, 2017 in Starke. The regular meeting began about 105 minutes late because of an emotion-ridden Building and Zoning meeting beforehand. As […]
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