More on the FSC Appeal
Ryan Smart of the Florida Springs Council has distributed the ruling by the three judges giving freedom to continue the challenge of the wrongful and harmful Water Use Permit to extract water from Ginnie […]
Florida Springs Council Wins Appeal
Over a considerable time and effort since early in 2019, Our Santa Fe River persevered to bring attention and awareness to a multi-million-gallon daily water grab from Ginnie Springs. At the behest of OSFR, […]
OSFR Tabling Activities Are Helping Save Your River
The following was sent by former OSFR president Kristin Rubin, who has been dedicating much of her time to promote the FRTCW amendment. OSFR is blessed with many hard-workers none of whom are paid. […]
The MFLs Are a License to Slowly Kill The Springs
That the State of Florida and our Suwannee River Water Management District have lost control of our water purity is manifest here by this press release. Reading between the lines we see that the […]
Hearing of Appeal to Seven Springs Lawsuit Dismissal
About a year and a half ago OSFR, along with others including the Florida Springs Council, had a challenge to the infamous Seven Springs Water Company’s pumping permit dismissed by Administrative Law Judge Francine Ffolkes. […]
“Greenwash” Is an Established and Perfected Practice In Florida
There is certainly no dearth of “greenwash” in Florida, starting with the rock stars which are the Department of Environmental Protection followed closely by our water management districts. These agencies purport to protect our springs, […]
SRWMD, UF Partner On Snook Migration Study
We disagree with Mr. King’s statement below. Evidence suggests that the MFLs exist to permit his office to allow harmful impacts. If you don’t believe us, just compare river and spring flows now and […]
Florida Considers Seasonal Protections For Manatees
Florida will do just about anything to protect the manatee except what needs to be done. Scientists know that what needs to be done is to reduce nutrients in the water by controlling agriculture, urban […]
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