It always makes this writer nervous when he reads about Florida’s water managers trying to outguess Mother Nature by trying to move natural water resources. Sometimes it results in a backfire, leaving one in an […]
The water in the St Johns Management District (SJRWMD) smells bad. The Governing board chair, John Miklos, has been criticized repeatedly for conflict of interest, and now has an ethics charge (see our post “Water […]
SpectraEnergy/Sabal Trail still does not have approval to bring their unneeded pipeline into Florida. Georgia has wisely denied them permission to bore under rivers, and the Army Corps of Engineers has yet to issue their […]
OSFR advisor Jim Gross has an editorial in the Gainesville Sun where he points out the economic benefits of unspoiled nature and water resources. This article deals with the Ocklawaha but the correlation to […]
In an idyllic, totally pastoral setting east of Newnan’s Lake, shared with a noisy goose, one guinea, donkeys and cattle, a crowd of like-minded, caring people gathered for a picnic lunch and some inspirational and […]
The Gainesville Sun on May 20, 2016 has published an editorial by Dr. “Robert Knight, OSFR advisor and director of the Florida Springs Institute, with his thoughts on the Floridan aquifer. Robert Knight: […]
Environment Florida has issued a press release with news of the Sabal Trail hike Sunday, May 15, 2016. Here is a link to see the original press release. Environment Florida News Release Jennifer Rubiello (727) […]
Bad science not good for state’s waterways Tallahassee Democrat Diane Roberts, My View12:05 a.m. EDT May 13, 2016 You’d think that a state where they launch rockets into space, a state that houses the world’s […]
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