Why Do We Bother To Have FERC?
FERC has already been described as a “rubber stamp” for the petroleum industry. In the article below, we see that it is obviously a total sham which fools no one at all, just a waste […]
Ohio State University study links toxic algae blooms, fatal liver disease
TC Palm has published the following article of interest to Floridians. Thanks to Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson for finding this article showing new danger from algae. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a […]
Urban Fertilizer Management In North Florida Workshop
Excess nitrates in ground and surface water is a major problem in Florida. Consequently Cris Costello of Sierra Club has been working on urban point sources in Florida since 2006 and has now expanded the […]
Further Destruction of the Rainbow River, Sanctioned by Our Leaders
Yes, this is a criminal act sanctioned by our non-leaders, who bumble about in the great void that is our lack of leadership. One more legal step to dry up the Rainbow. We can complain […]
Springs expert: Water-management district needs a new leader
The Orlando Sentinel has published an opinion piece by Dr. Robert Knight calling for new leadership in the St Johns River Water Management District. This district is beset with controversy, as ethics charges have […]
Rainbow River Needs You May 15, 2017
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Will Some of This Will Wind Up In Our Aquifer?
In the following article by Andrew Caplan, appearing in the Gainesville Sun today, May 11, 2017, we learn about the dangers of chemicals when used carelessly or without proper information. News of this incident appeared […]
Lawn Fertilizers and Pet Waste
Water Online reports that a recent study by the University of Minnesota shows that urban residents cause by far the most nitrogen pollution in urban watersheds, and that they are doing it by using lawn […]
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