Pretty Much What Everyone Knew
One more finger pointing to the main nitrate polluters in Florida, which are first agriculture and second septic tanks. Hopefully the new think tank at Mote Marine will be able to figure this out. When […]
Investigation: Few results flowing from nutrient reduction plans– Read Florida BMAPs
* The following article is about egregiously excessive nutrient loading in water, due mostly to agriculture, and what it is doing to our nation: CEDAR RAPIDS — America’s Midwest faces worsening trouble with undrinkable well […]
Biosolids: Waste to fertilizer to – pollution?
More problems associated with our waste and pollution. This is a direct connection from our biosolids disposal to toxic algae, with toxins far above the danger mark. Concerns for health issues caused by microsystins are […]
National red tide expert to lead new red tide institute
Marine Mote has accepted donations from Mosaic in the past, but claims they now take no contributions from them. Mote Marine’s web page of corporate sponsors still lists Mosaic. We sincerely hope The new institute […]
Wetlaculture –Another Expensive Bandaid From Reality Evaders
Another scheme to avoid the cure, another Bandaid, another kick down the road for the can. Perhaps a better word than “scheme” is “boondoggle.” This reminds one of the English teachers who periodically […]
Florida 4R Certification Program Meets With Stakeholders
The Florida 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Meeting was held on Nov. 16, in Gainesville at the UF facilities on Shealey St. This program, sponsored by the Nature Conservancy, is a world-wide organization which has […]
More Water District Shenanigans
It is not only the St Johns River Water Management District that engages in questionable procedures, the South Florida water managers are up to their ears, which definitely should be boxed by someone. Refreshing is […]
Ron Cunningham: Vote for clean water in this year’s election
Those incumbents are telling you that they are environmentalists. They are lying. Their records betray them. Read the original article here in the Gainesville Sun.\ Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like […]
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