Nathan Crabbe’s recent editorial in the Gainesville Sun deals with mineral rights, a topic just recently in the news and also subject of one our recent posts “It May Be Just Beginning, the Importance of Mineral Rights). The following […]
Alachua County regulations regarding irrigation have now been revised to allow a distinction between unincorporated parts of the county and cities and municipalities. There has been considerable disagreement among the various groups, and the revisions […]
Representative Elizabeth Porter and Senator Charlie Dean received comments by multiple OSFR members Sept. 23, 2015 at Gateway College in Lake City. Members spoke on springs protection, fracking, and sustainable energy which included Sabal […]
Information has been given to us that an Environmental Resource Permit has been granted to build a chicken farm just a little over a mile southwest of Fort White, contiguous with SW Wilson Springs Road […]
OSFR had a busy day on Tuesday with trips to three different venues for Legislative delegation meetings to represent our organization before our lawmakers. First in order was Lafayette County in Mayo with […]
Tom’s recent contribution is doubly pertinent to Florida, as in “Mistaken Assumption Number 1,” since we are again in the stage of wanting to increase population without water resources. Our managers want to create water for the […]
On Monday, Sept. 14, the Suwannee Democrat ran the latest piece by OSFR regarding the FERC and its impending approval of Sabal Trail. This pipeline, even by Florida Power and Light’s own projections, […]
The FERC environmental impact study was recently released, which all but gives Sabal Trail the permits they want or need. The Gainesville Sun has a long article today by Christopher Curry which outlines the […]
Get in on the Conversation