District Executive Director Drew Bartlett told board members “you have the authority to do projects and you have the authority to regulate as well.” Removing pollution, particularly the nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilizer that […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District aboard members heard words of truth and wisdom today, May 4, 2019 at the Live Oak monthly board meeting. No battles were won, but perhaps seeds were planted. The […]
U.S. Representative Francis Rooney gave a closed meeting today May 7, 2019 in Fort Meyers. The lack of access rankled some of the press, but it was Rooney’s prerogative. Rooney was severely criticized recently by […]
The Weekly Update for algal bloom from the Department of Environmental Protection is out and it is not good. It is early in the season for this to be happening. What is to come […]
Featured speaker at the Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club on Thursday, May 2, 2019 was Alachua Co. Commissioner Ken Cornell, who drew a large crowd. His topics were environmentally related and included […]
What we hope for most here is an absence of politics and a sincere effort to remedy the sources, not just address the symptoms. This is a hard task fraught with political forces because it […]
* Not yet in the heat of summer and we have serious problems already in one of Florida’s major rivers. The St Johns River may have had some special abuse from nearby biosolids/sewer sludge spread […]
Alachua County Commissioner Ken Cornell will speak on environmental issues at this meeting sponsored by the Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club.
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