Help Billie Jo to Help the Santa Fe River
In celebration of her birthday, Billie Jo Benedict has generated a fundraiser for Our Santa Fe River, Inc. with the funds designated for the legal fees to fight the Seven Springs Water […]
Ginnie Springs and Seven Springs Water Company: Profit ahead of the public good?
The answer to Mr. Pittman’s question in the title below is that “indeed it appears so.” Seven Springs Water Company wants to sell water out of a spring and river system that is already damaged […]
Do our lawmakers represent the people?
Our limited time (5 sessions) witnessing and following bills through the legislative process has taught us that one can never second-guess our elected representatives; their actions leave us perplexed. How many do their homework? […]
Trump administration allows companies to break pollution laws during coronavirus pandemic
Inexcusable action and absolute abuse of power, using a world crisis to achieve what could not be done by normal channels – – gaining personal advantage from a position of power during tragic circumstances in […]
Action Alert to Stop Bottled Water Grab Permit
As those of you know who are following the fight against Seven Springs and Nestle, they stopped the Suwannee River Water Management District Board vote on the renewal application at the eleventh hour with […]
Debbie Wasserman Schultz proposes a tax on bottled spring water
Ginnie Springs and Nestle are getting attention in Washington and it is not good. The truth is coming out and the outrage is growing. Read the complete article here in the Miami Herald. Comments by […]
Nestle wants Florida’s spring water for almost free to then sell it back to us
OSFR president Mike Roth hit the nail on the head when he says the water district fails to mention as reasons for denial the harm which would impact the spring, river and wetlands. They […]
Band-Aids aren’t enough
The following letter by John Moran appeared in the Gainesville Sun today, March 10, 2020. We chose not to print the op-ed by the former SRWMD employee because it is obviously too biased to present […]
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