The summer edition of the “Wader” is hot off the virtual presses and is about monitoring our local water resources. The “Wader” is a quarterly electronic newsletter distributed by the Alachua County Environmental Protection Department. Inside this edition…. Pollution sources to […]
Bacteria interrupt swimming at Rainbow River parks Popular bathing spots may reopen by week’s end Staff report Published: Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 6:30 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at 10:45 p.m. Four […]
ATLANTA — A federal judge on Friday ruled against Georgia in the state’s water dispute with Alabama and Florida, deciding that Atlanta must stop withdrawing water from a massive federal reservoir within three years unless […]
Hello, Please take a few minutes to participate in a nine-question survey to find out what readers and their respective agencies are thinking, doing and planning for in terms of sustainability. Your insights and observations will […]
Hello, Australian water expert Dr. Jim Gill will be the keynote speaker Oct. 8 during the WaterSmart 09 Innovations Conference and Exposition in Las Vegas. Discounted registration for this three-day event, sponsored by the Southern […]
July 2, 2009 Dear Merrillee , A few weeks ago I wrote to you with the news that President Obama had proposed a renewed commitment to funding our water infrastructure. Since then, the House of […]
Hello Everyone, With the celebration of Independence Day here in the US…it is a sad time for Florida in the wake of laws that betray the environment and its citizens only to favor big business developers and […]
Rainbow River Health Quality Meeting July 25th at 2:00 pm Rainbow River Conservation has arranged for Mr. Dan Dooley, Director of the Marion County Environmental Health Department, to address Dunnellon area citizens regarding the recent […]
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