Thanks to Karma Norjin Lhamo of the Ichetucknee Alliance for the link to the article by Julie Hauserman in today’s Tallahassee Democrat, outlining the many reasons for supporting the all-import Amendment 1 in the up-coming elections. “It’s […]
On October 05, 2014 at 06:04PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: Water is one of the biggest reasons to care about climate change in Florida. Today’s “Climate Science & Solutions Summit” in St. […]
Food & Water Watch Saturday, October 11: Global Frackdown Sign Up to Join an Event Near You to Take A Stand Against Fracking! Together, We Can Protect Our Communities and Ban Fracking Now! […]
On October 01, 2014 at 03:06PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: A Californian “civil servant who reads reports” blogs occasionally at “On the Public Record.” I want to enthusiastically recommend three particular posts […]
In today’s Gainesville Sun, Dr. Ann Shortelle, executive director of the Suwannee River Water Management District has written a rebuttle to an earlier editorial “Serious about springs,” in which she disputes certain statements and adds more […]
Dr. David Denslow has written an article today in the Gainesville Sun, under “Economic Views” where he summarized the problem we all talk about, which is the scarcity of water and subsequent degradation of our […]
The Gainesville Sun has a guest editorial today written by Charlie Houder, recently retired employee of SRWMD. In this article, Mr. Houder gives reasons for supporting this amendment and the original piece can be read […]
The Old Opera House in Monticello, FL, will be the site next week on Oct. 2-4 for a conference on the Floridan aquifer. Speakers will be many and varied; they include geologists, attorneys, water management […]
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