OSFR Quoted in Newspaper
OSFR president Pam Smith, along with your historian, were quoted in the Riverland News covering the successful Sabal Trail protest in Dunnellon. The article can be seen at this link. Comments by OSFR historian Jim […]
Facing The Surge
Paddle Florida is partnering with Citizens Climate Lobby and Alachua Conservation Trust to bring a documentary film to Gainesville at 6PM on February 3 at Prairie Creek Lodge. Address: 7204 Co Rd 234, Gainesville, […]
Intensive Agriculture Amendment, Lake City Commissioners
On 1/30/2017 2:59 PM, Brandon Stubbs wrote the following email. On that day, Feb. 16, let us fill the seats to show our support. Come to School Board Administrative Complex Building, at 372 West Duval […]
FERC Lacks Quorum But Not Power
FERC has some problems and needs some more members. They have had plenty of other problems,one of which was posted here: FERC Has a Major Ethics Problem — Investigation Is In Order. Try as we […]
Nasty NitratesW
Nasty Nitrates We start off the new month of February with the second in our new series of Wise Water Words from OSFR about how we can all help our water, whether it be on […]
Penn. DEP Suppressed 9,422 Fracking Complaints
Actual West Virginia commode after nearby fracking trashed private well water. And we wonder why some people don’t trust their government. Go to this link to read the original infuriating article. Comments by OSFR historian […]
Fracking Folks Are Fraught With Fear
The heat is on, the battle lines are drawn, and the American Petroleum Institute is on the defensive. The roles are reversed this year and we are on the high ground. We are just beginning […]
Ireland Divests From Fossil Fuels
“We are going to be selling your ExxonMobil shares, sir, because we don’t believe in the future that you stand for.” The following good news is from Echo Watch. Read the entire article and […]
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