Kansas, Colorado, California…(Florida?)
Following is another of Tom Swihart’s always-excellent and thoughtful blogs dealing with water problems in Florida, in this case a state water plan, or lack of one. But before we get to Tom, and in […]
Following is another of Tom Swihart’s always-excellent and thoughtful blogs dealing with water problems in Florida, in this case a state water plan, or lack of one. But before we get to Tom, and in […]
Christopher Curry has authored an article in today’s Gainesville Sun (Nov. 12, 2014) outlining the action taken by the DEP to recover from their recent setback when Administrative Law Judge Bram Cantor ruled in September that their […]
On November 09, 2014 at 08:03AM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: The U. S. Geological Survey finally released their report on 2010 water use in the United States. The big message is […]
On October 01, 2014 at 03:06PM, Tom at Watery Foundation published the following article: A Californian “civil servant who reads reports” blogs occasionally at “On the Public Record.” I want to enthusiastically recommend three particular posts […]
In today’s Gainesville Sun, Dr. Ann Shortelle, executive director of the Suwannee River Water Management District has written a rebuttle to an earlier editorial “Serious about springs,” in which she disputes certain statements and adds more […]
Dr. David Denslow has written an article today in the Gainesville Sun, under “Economic Views” where he summarized the problem we all talk about, which is the scarcity of water and subsequent degradation of our […]
The Old Opera House in Monticello, FL, will be the site next week on Oct. 2-4 for a conference on the Floridan aquifer. Speakers will be many and varied; they include geologists, attorneys, water management […]
Nathan Crabbe, ever faithful to our water resources, has written another fine article in the Gainesville Sun exposing more failures by our leaders regarding our springs. You can read the original editorial here, or continue […]
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