“Poison Drinking Water…”
“This toxic algae can also be found in St. Johns, the Santa Fe, the Caloosahatchee, the St. Lucie, and other Florida rivers.” Read the original article here in the Westside Gazette, by Roger Caldwell. Comments […]
Everyone Knows the Answer
Water management district spokespersons, legislators, politicians, industry representatives, and others of the same ilk can no longer kick the can down the road, stall, pretend they are working hard on the problem, pretend they have […]
Tell the Public Service Commission Your Opinion
OSFR would like to share a news item that Sierra Club Florida is circulating regarding Florida Power & Light. This energy company wants to raise rates so it can invest more in fossil fuels, when […]
Springs Academy Tuesdays- Springs Stresses
The fifth meeting in this very successful series was held today, Aug. 2 at the North Florida Springs Environment Center in High Springs. The series runs through Sept. 6, and has had a loyal […]
One After the Other, After the Other
Litigation is the new norm. The laws to protect our water resources are pieces of paper only. Another new norm is for the agency which is supposed to do the protecting to say “damage will […]
A New and Deadly Threat From Sewage Spills
New reasons to avoid sewage spills are forthcoming from a new study at the University of South Florida, as reported by Florida Today on July 27, 2016. This news should be of interest to the […]
The Term for This is “RAMRODDING”
Rachel Silverstein has described, in the Miami Herald, the meeting which will take place next week in Tallahassee when the Environmental Regulation Commission meets with key representation lacking. They will determine whether or not to […]
Sabal Trail Cuts Through Conservation Land
Thomas Lynn of the Valdosta Daily Times has written the following article, in which Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, OSFR policy director, is quoted. Sabal Trail pipeline to cut through conservation land By Thomas Lynn tom.lynn@gaflnews.com […]
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