Young Leaders for Wild Florida Take Trip to Raise Awareness
The following is a press release from the Young Leaders of Wild Florida. The photos were taken on Jan. 1, 2020; those at the boat ramp is the Hwy 27 bridge; those on the […]
Stop letting Florida agriculture dictate clean-water policy | Editorial
Drs. Bob Knight and Bob Palmer are quoted here. Agriculture is the Golden Boy in Florida and has yet to recognize its part in the solution which must and will come. No one wants to […]
Florida’s imperiled springs
One wonders if our system of justice is flawed when so much power rests in the hands of a single individual, who at times seems to lack common sense or else have personal […]
12/10/19 Harmful Algal Bloom/Red Tide Task Force Meeting
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 […]
Toilet to tap, part two: Recycled water proposal back to House
Another try at a bad idea, just so industry can have its water at the expense of all the citizens. Didn’t work before and hopefully not now. Injecting poisons into our aquifer when […]
PRWC may charge miners, farmers for water
Now, the latest proposal from the board includes possibly charging farmers and miners — who currently don’t pay for the water they use — in the form of impact fees or special assessments. This […]
OSFR Presents at DOAH BMAP Challenges
The long-awaited and once-postponed Department Of Administrative Hearings (DOAH) for the citizens’ challenge to the woefully and pathetically inadequate sloppy work by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) took place beginning Nov. 12 through […]
Shared Sacrifice Needed to Preserve Environment–
This is a message everyone needs to read and consider, but as Roth says, some more than others: In the end, it comes down to political will. Someone has to tell people that some degree […]
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