Mayor of Valdosta Has Strange Attitude
“We haven’t had any spills. We had the one problem with the new plant, and it was not our fault. …so there’s not going to be another problem.” Mayor John Gayle Thanks to John Quarterman, […]
Let’s Do A Study On Smoking To See If Cigarettes Are Safe
WFSU reported the following item, which can be seen at this link. We disagree completely with Mr. Rodrigues, as there is no room nor possibility of compromise on this bill and the opponents are not […]
Any Form of Fracking Is Unsafe
The following op-ed appeared today, Feb. 4 2017, in the Pensacola News Journal. It has been submitted to several other newspapers throughout the state, and was inspired by an opinion piece in the Sun Sentinel […]
Have We Heard This Song Before?
The city of Valdosta, Georgia has reported a large spill of untreated sewage We really don’t like to see these headlines. Nor will those people whose patience was tried for so long after so […]
900 Studies Done, Please Take Note, Mr. Lawmaker
No more excuses from can-kickers who want to frack our state. You can no longer say “let’s do a study, and then we can frack.” No, the study has been done. You have to think […]
Three more Valdosta wastewater overflows 2016-03-28
WWALS Coalition has posted the following article about more sewage going into the Suwannee River. John Quaterman writes: “And of course both the Withlacoochee and the Alapaha join the Suwannee River. Valdosta says there’s no […]
Spiraling Downward into Absurdity
Problem: how to increase flow of Silver Springs and River. Simple Solution: decrease groundwater pumping. Instead we have the “Silver Springs and Aquifer Replenishment Project.” Read this nightmare of absurdity proposed by your taxpayer funded water […]
Health Advisory for the Withlacoochee River Now Lifted
On January 30, 2015 at 08:26AM, Suwannee River Water Management District published the following article: The Health Advisory for the Withlacoochee River has been lifted by the Florida Department of Health. Read this article from […]
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