Hornsby Spring used to be a second magnitude spring, pushing out 6.5–65 million gallons of water per day, like Gilchrist Blue or the Ichetucknee Headspring. Back in the 70’s Hornsby transitioned into an intermittent flow […]
The report below states that the reason they are shutting down the scalloping activity near Pasco is because of toxic algae blooms. What they don’t say is why there are toxic algae blooms. Algal blooms […]
Here we have the new norm for the summer on the big lake. This is part of the price we pay because our State of Florida prefers to have polluting agriculture instead of clean water. […]
Below we have included a petition which gives information regarding a new development proposal in the city of Alachua. This development would potentially damage the aquifer at Mill Creek Sink. Many of you know […]
The Assignment: Establish Minimum Flows and Water Levels (MFLs) to comply with a law passed in 2016 to ensure present and future water availability AND prevent significant harm to the area’s natural resources. By design, MFL’s […]
This article is one-sided in that it does not mention the many environmental damages done by the fracking. So much damage occurs that natural gas is no longer considered an improvement over oil because its […]
Fracking and the pollution and earthquakes caused by fracking continue, delaying the inevitable switch over to wind and solar energy. Below Mr. Oestmann hopes that fossil fuels will be limited in order to drive prices […]
You can’t flout the facts forever and not expect consequences. That is exactly what the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and our five water management districts have been doing for decades. The price that […]
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