Nationwide Water Crisis Getting Worse
It is a fact that the USA cannot continue its current water use or eventually it will deplete its water sources. In Florida our leaders do not care about this and show no concern […]
It is a fact that the USA cannot continue its current water use or eventually it will deplete its water sources. In Florida our leaders do not care about this and show no concern […]
Manasota-88 writes today about Minimum Flows and Levels (MFLs) in Horse and Charlie creeks in South Florida, but the situation is the same in the Santa Fe basin: the State of Florida uses the MFLs […]
BlueTriton continues the bullying in Maine that Nestle made a tradition wherever they went. BlueTriton cares nothing for the springs nor the environment, they only want money. Read the original article with photos here […]
Read the original article appearing in News Service of Florida. Judge backs renewing water pumping permit Jim Saunders NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE — After years of legal battling, an administrative law judge Tuesday supported […]
We conclude that this depressurization of confined aquifers has profoundly changed groundwater storage and flow, increasing the vulnerability of deep aquifers to pollutants and contributing to land subsidence. This paints a sobering picture of […]
Lack of flow in the Mississippi is akin to over-pumping the aquifer in Florida; both may result in saltwater intrusion. Water authorities in Louisiana may barge in millions of gallons of potable drinking water but […]
Some non-thinking people say that there is no harm in drawing water from springs because the pumped-out water would just go on down to the ocean and be wasted. We heard this expressed as support […]
Although coming after many years, justice seems to have prevailed in California. Those following our posts know very well the underhanded bullying tactics of Nestle and BlueTriton. This company puts profits over everything else […]
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