More Bad Fracking News
California is a fine example of corporate control of our country. In many ways it is progressive and a role model for the environment and public safety, but when it comes to money and the […]
Legislature unlikely to pass true fracking ban bill
BOTTOM LINE: There are several possible outcomes, but sadly the likely one is no ban on fracking again this year. If Gov. Ron DeSantis really wants to be the environmental governor, he should step up […]
Earthquakes Hit Florida, Perhaps From Oil Drilling
Earthquakes are happening in Florida and the U.S. Geological Survey is looking at the oil industry for the cause. If you don’t believe in coincidences, continue reading. Find the original article here at Al.com […]
Small earthquakes rattles tiny Jay
Unusual is the word; earthquakes are not common in this area of Florida. Could it be a coincidence? Read below what environmentalist Linda Young has to say: Inquiring minds can’t help but wonder if […]
If a Little is Good, More Must be Better, Right?
The following reminds us of the July, 2016 meeting where the DEP tried so hard for hours to convince a rational and intelligent public that it was fine to increase toxins and carcinogens in our […]
FWC implementing enhancements to Aquatic Plant Management Program
During the two public input meetings held in February, 2019 in Gainesville, many people expressed concern about chemicals being applied to our waterways. FWC took note of this, but how much actual reduction will result […]
Round Two With FWC and Herbicides
Best Western Motel conference room in Gainesville, saw the arrival of over 300 people today, Feb. 21, 2019, whose vehicles spilled over the parking lot onto the grass and sidewalks. Remote meeting rooms were […]
The Public Speaks to FWC
A nearly full house gathered on the top floor of the Alachua Public Library to voice their concerns and advice to the Fish and Wildlife Commission during the public input session, one of several […]
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