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“Unfortunately, we have a government that is interested in growth at the cost of all else.” Sad but true from the state on up. Our recourse: sue or vote them out, both costly and […]
“Unfortunately, we have a government that is interested in growth at the cost of all else.” Sad but true from the state on up. Our recourse: sue or vote them out, both costly and […]
For Immediate Release February 4, 2020 Contacts: Cris Costello, cris.costello@sierraclub.org, 941-914-0421 ** PRESS RELEASE** NEW COALITION FOR WATER QUALITY? Turf and agrichemical industries fail to hide behind “green” name SARASOTA – From 2007 through […]
The following article shows a common tactic used to deceive us by those who profit from not addressing the main causes of red tide and algal blooms. Sneaky, deceptive and shameless. Thanks to Cris […]
Read the original article here at News4JAX. State of Florida dragging its feet on septic tank cleanup Leaking septic tanks are the state’s second biggest polluter behind agriculture By Mike Vasilinda – […]
“…the state has failed to go far enough in not only reducing pollution from septic tanks, but also in cutting the contributions from fertilizer use and livestock waste. To really save our springs, […]
Excellent article here by Dinah Voyles Pulver. One thing to keep in mind is that while what she writes here is true for Volusia and her area, the greatest contributor to nitrates in rural […]
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 […]
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 […]
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