New Book Outlines the Dangers of Over-use of Fertilizers
Dan Egan is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Death and Life of the Great Lakes. A two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and winner of the Los Angeles Times […]
Reduced River Flow Must Bring Consequences
In Florida our DEP shows little fear of reducing our springs’ and rivers’ Minimum Flows and Levels (MFLSs) and they do it all the time. Little by little they find some type of justification, usually […]
Free Webinar On Climate Change
The following was sent to me from the series of “The Invading Sea” by Florida Atlantic University. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it […]
These Days, It’s FL Developers Who Are Sneaking In and Swiping Natural Resources From the Public
This is a familiar story in Florida: developers use money and power to get what they want. Sometimes laws are broken and exceptions made because of money. Sometimes developers sue individuals who complain about their […]
Huge Development Stalled For Now
“…a dozen golf courses, heliports and 15 distinct neighborhoods with nearly 34,000 homes.” 34,000 homes in a rural area of Florida, this is something Florida does not need. Florida already cannot sustain its potable […]
Latest Bullying By BlueTriton
BlueTriton continues the bullying in Maine that Nestle made a tradition wherever they went. BlueTriton cares nothing for the springs nor the environment, they only want money. Read the original article with photos here […]
A Construction Landfill in Archer Faces Another Hazardous Waste Violation After 36 Years of Business
It seems that Watson C&D has not been able to provide any acceptable reasons for their habitual non-compliance. Thanks to Kristin Rubin for this link. Read the original article with photos here at WUFT. […]
FERC And Washington Rubber-Stamp Pipeline Expansion Request
“According to FERC’s own analysis, the expanded pipeline will cause $8.8 billion in damages, and contribute 1.9 million metric tons of carbon per year in pollution…” FERC is up to its old tricks of rubber-stamping […]
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