Karen Chadwick of the Putnam County Environmental Council made a recent post. Before reading her text, please read the following definition and purpose of the Florida Land and Water Adjudicatory Commission, chaired by Florida’s governor: […]
At the Bob Graham Center at the University of Florida this evening, the consequences of aquifer pumping were discussed by a group of individuals all connected in some way to water uses. These were Preston […]
Today the SJRWMD governing board met in Palatka to discuss approval of the 2015 Central Florida Water Initiative Regional Water Supply plan. This plan was generated to ensure a future water supply for industry […]
On Tuesday Nov. 3, Lisa Rinaman, the St Johns Riverkeeper, sent out the following important notice: DISTRICT BOARD TO VOTE ON WATER SUPPLY PLANS On Tuesday, November 10, the St. Johns River Water Management District […]
Water management (or lack thereof) is in the news again today, as the Gainesville Sun writes about the tight control Tallahassee has over the way our water resources are monitored. Nathan Crabbe’s editorial “Averting a […]
Among the most important issues facing Florida today is the threatened condition of state waters and waterways. Polluted rivers, diminished lakes, and disappearing springs place our quality of life and economic vitality at risk. […]
Chris Curry of the Gainesville Sun has written an article in today’s edition entitled “Water, spring bills mirror bills from last session.” Here he compares the new bills (PCB SAC 16-01 and SB 552) to those […]
Tom’s recent contribution is doubly pertinent to Florida, as in “Mistaken Assumption Number 1,” since we are again in the stage of wanting to increase population without water resources. Our managers want to create water for the […]
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